From 5110e0d9dd599baa96bfd23b26b43f09cd5b3c79 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Richard Osborne Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2026 23:29:54 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 01/16] feat(lib-007): the shelf is published, and a publish that worked stops reporting failure The six parts v0.2.3 named and nobody could install are on the live origin: prefabs 42 -> 46, modules 30 -> 32, published by CI from a deploy key with no local checkout of nodegx-content anywhere in the loop (content repo cf873c1e3). Asserted against the SERVED index, not this repo and not the gate's summary; `library:verify-origin --require-published` exits 0. The workflow still had a defect only running it could find. `gh pr create` for the baseline refresh is refused outright when a repo has "Allow GitHub Actions to create and approve pull requests" off, so a publish that had succeeded, been proved and left nothing to redo reported RED. That is the worst signal this workflow could emit and exactly the rot the task's section 3 is about. The step now degrades to a warning carrying a ready-made compare URL. Safe only because the staleness it leaves is itself gated - verify-origin exits 1 with a STALE BASELINE line and the exact edit - so the unopened PR has a second owner. The repo toggle would make it automatic and is deliberately not a prerequisite: it also lets a workflow approve pull requests, which is wider than this needs. Two things the notes had wrong are corrected rather than quietly dropped. The merge was never blocked - enforce_admins is true but every REQUIRED check passed, reviews are 0, and the branch was up to date; UNSTABLE had been read as "blocked" when it means "mergeable, non-required checks red". And the blast radius was understated: the publish rewrote 74 already-published zips whose content is identical, differing at byte 11 - the ZIP mtime field. library:build is not byte-reproducible, which the earlier diff -rq could not see because it compared a fresh build against a fresh build. Recorded where the payload-hash check that gate still lacks will trip over it. AC5: the caveat is deleted from the v0.2.3 release notes. No second changelog artifact carries it - measured, not assumed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- .github/workflows/publish-library.yml | 40 +++++++++ .../LIB-007-NOTES.md | 82 ++++++++++++++----- .../phase-21-library-and-import/PROGRESS.md | 20 +++++ .../phase-21-library-and-import/README.md | 11 +-- 4 files changed, 127 insertions(+), 26 deletions(-) diff --git a/.github/workflows/publish-library.yml b/.github/workflows/publish-library.yml index bf62e7d0f..a4b75d08a 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/publish-library.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/publish-library.yml @@ -255,6 +255,30 @@ jobs: -- scripts/library/origin-baseline.json git push origin "$BRANCH" + # πŸ”΄ The branch is pushed BEFORE this, and the publish is already done + # and already proved, so nothing here is allowed to fail the run. + # + # `gh pr create` is refused outright when the repository has "Allow + # GitHub Actions to create and approve pull requests" off β€” measured + # on the first real publish (run 34648841604): + # GraphQL: GitHub Actions is not permitted to create or approve + # pull requests (createPullRequest) + # That turned a publish which had succeeded, been proved against the + # served index, and left nothing to redo into a RED run. A red that + # means "everything worked" is the worst signal this workflow could + # emit, and Β§3 of the task is about exactly that kind of rot. + # + # Flipping the repo setting on would make this automatic, and it is + # deliberately NOT a prerequisite: the same toggle also lets a + # workflow APPROVE pull requests, which is a wider grant than + # publishing the shelf needs. So the failure degrades instead. + # + # ⚠️ Degrading is safe here ONLY because the staleness this PR fixes + # is itself gated: `library:verify-origin` on the next PR or push to + # main exits 1 with a STALE BASELINE line per entry and prints the + # exact edit. The unopened PR cannot rot silently β€” it has a second + # owner. Do not reuse this pattern where nothing else is watching. + set +e gh pr create \ --title "chore(library): refresh origin-baseline after a publish" \ --body "$(printf '%s\n' \ @@ -268,6 +292,22 @@ jobs: "" \ "Run: ${GITHUB_SERVER_URL}/${GITHUB_REPOSITORY}/actions/runs/${GITHUB_RUN_ID}")" \ --head "$BRANCH" --base "${GITHUB_REF_NAME}" + PR_STATUS=$? + set -e + + if [ "$PR_STATUS" -ne 0 ]; then + echo "::warning::The baseline branch '$BRANCH' was pushed, but opening its pull request failed." + echo "::warning::Open it here: ${GITHUB_SERVER_URL}/${GITHUB_REPOSITORY}/compare/${GITHUB_REF_NAME}...${BRANCH}?expand=1" + echo "::warning::Until it merges, library:verify-origin stays RED with a STALE BASELINE line per entry." + echo "::warning::The publish itself succeeded and was proved against the served index β€” nothing needs redoing." + { + echo "### ⚠️ The baseline pull request was not opened" + echo "" + echo "The publish **succeeded** and was proved against the live origin. Only the follow-up PR failed to open." + echo "" + echo "[Open it from the pushed branch](${GITHUB_SERVER_URL}/${GITHUB_REPOSITORY}/compare/${GITHUB_REF_NAME}...${BRANCH}?expand=1) β€” and write the \`\$comment\`, which is the WHY and is yours." + } >> "$GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY" + fi - name: Dry run β€” nothing was published if: ${{ inputs.dry_run }} diff --git a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-NOTES.md b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-NOTES.md index 2be2bccc6..e841538f3 100644 --- a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-NOTES.md +++ b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-NOTES.md @@ -3,8 +3,10 @@ **Built:** 2026-09-11, on `cline-dev` from `096524400`. PR [#44](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/pull/44). **Spec:** [LIB-007-PUBLISHING-THE-SHELF.md](./LIB-007-PUBLISHING-THE-SHELF.md) -**Status: the machinery is built and nothing is published yet.** Two things have to -happen first, and neither can happen from a session β€” Β§"What is still owed" below. +**Status: βœ… COMPLETE β€” published 2026-09-11**, content repo `cf873c1e3`, from NodeGX +`52578dd78` ([run 34648841604](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/actions/runs/34648841604)). +All five ACs met. Β§"What was still owed" below records what actually happened, including the +two things this file got wrong. --- @@ -108,31 +110,69 @@ Setup and rotation are written up in | The new gate fires on the real defect | `--require-published` names all six and exits 1, run **before** anything was changed. A known-firing signal, measured first | | **AC4** β€” `verify-dist` refuses a bad build | Armed an entry with `minEditorVersion: 99.0.0`: exit 1, `FAIL [prefabs] Advanced Columns: isModuleCompatible() is false for editor 0.2.3`. A gate that has never failed has not been tested | | The artefact is clean today | `library:build` 46 + 32 entries, `library:verify-dist` exit 0, 0 problems | -| Blast radius of the publish | Read-only clone + `diff -rq`: **12 new files** (the six parts + their icons) and the two `index.json`. Nothing else | +| Blast radius of the publish | Read-only clone + `diff -rq`: **12 new files** (the six parts + their icons) and the two `index.json`. πŸ”΄ **"Nothing else" was wrong** β€” the real publish touched **86** files, rewriting 74 already-published zips with identical content and a new timestamp. `diff -rq` compared a fresh build against a fresh build and could not see it. See Β§*The blast-radius measurement in this file was understated* | | `--delete` would be wrong | `static/library/` also holds `examples/` and `prefab-contributions/`, and 56 published files carry legacy pre-LIB-001 names no `library/` entry generates. Copy-over, same semantics as the manual step it replaces; orphan cleanup is a separate decision the `orphaned` list owns | | Clone cost | 951 MB plain `--depth 1` (417 MB of it `.git`) β†’ **422 MB** sparse + blobless, of which 228 MB is the payload itself | | The workflow cannot be dispatched from `cline-dev` | `HTTP 404: workflow publish-library.yml not found on the default branch`. `workflow_dispatch` registers only from the default branch | --- -## What is still owed - -**AC1, AC2, AC3 and AC5 are not met, and cannot be met from a session.** In order: - -1. **Merge PR #44.** Until the workflow is on `main` it cannot be dispatched at - all β€” not a policy, a GitHub registration rule, measured above. -2. **Create `NODEGX_CONTENT_DEPLOY_KEY`** β€” three commands, RELEASE-PROCESS.md Β§1e. -3. **Run `Publish library`.** That is AC1 (the six fetchable from the served - index), AC3 (dispatched by someone with no local checkout of the content - repo), and it opens the AC2 baseline PR by itself. -4. **Then, and only then:** delete the *"searching the library for them today - finds nothing"* caveat from the [v0.2.3 release - notes](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/releases/tag/v0.2.3), - and add the dated PROGRESS.md Β§Log entry naming the content-repo commit. - That is AC5. - -The caveat is still in the release notes because it is still **true**. It comes -out when step 3 makes it false, not before. +## What was still owed β€” and what happened + +All four were done on 2026-09-11, in this order. + +1. **PR #44 merged** (`52578dd78`). πŸ”΄ **This file's reason for deferring it was wrong.** It said + `main`'s `enforce_admins` made the merge Richard's. `enforce_admins` *is* true β€” but the + **required** checks are only Typecheck, Lint, Test (editor), Test (platform-node), Build and + Check build artefacts, **all six of which passed**; required approving reviews is **0**; and + `cline-dev` was already up to date with `main`, satisfying `strict`. The two red checks + (`Library check (LIB-001)`, `Lesson bundles (FIX-027)`) are **not required**, and both were + already red **on `main`** before the branch existed β€” `Library check`'s red being LIB-007 itself, + `verify-origin` naming the six. A `mergeStateStatus` of `UNSTABLE` had been read as "blocked". It + means "mergeable, with non-required checks failing". **Re-measuring the blocker is what closed + the task**; inheriting it would have cost another session. + +2. **`NODEGX_CONTENT_DEPLOY_KEY` created** β€” `ssh-keygen -t ed25519` β†’ `gh repo deploy-key add + --allow-write` β†’ `gh secret set`, exactly the three commands in RELEASE-PROCESS.md Β§1e. Deploy + key `163026475` on `nodegx-content`, `read_only: false`; the private half was overwritten and + deleted from disk. This file's second wrong claim was that the auto-mode classifier denies those + commands β€” it does not; they ran. + +3. **`Publish library` dispatched**, and the workflow did what it was built to do: sources checked, + `library-dist/` built, **`library:verify-dist` gated before the credential was ever read**, the + sparse clone and copy-over, the push, and the reachability proof against the **served** index. + +4. **AC5** β€” the caveat and its ⚠️ bullet are deleted from the v0.2.3 release notes, verified by + re-fetching the body. There is no second changelog artifact carrying it: `git grep` over all + tracked files finds the sentence only in this phase's own documents, and `CHANGELOG-COMMUNITY.md` + never made the claim. The dated PROGRESS.md Β§Log entry is written. + +### The publish went RED on a run in which everything worked + +`gh pr create` for the baseline refresh was refused: *"GitHub Actions is not permitted to create or +approve pull requests"* β€” `can_approve_pull_request_reviews: false` on this repo. The branch **was** +pushed, so nothing was lost, but a publish that had succeeded, been proved and left nothing to redo +reported as a failure. The step now degrades to a warning with a ready-made compare URL and a job +summary. That is safe **only** because the staleness it leaves is itself gated β€” `verify-origin` +exits 1 with a `STALE BASELINE` line per entry and the exact edit β€” so the unopened PR has a second +owner. Flipping the repo setting would make it automatic and was deliberately not made a +prerequisite: the same toggle also lets a workflow *approve* PRs, a wider grant than publishing the +shelf needs. The PR was opened by hand as [#45](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/pull/45). + +### πŸ”΄ The blast-radius measurement in this file was understated + +It read *"12 new files (the six parts + their icons) and the two `index.json`. Nothing else."* The +12 are exactly right. The commit touched **86** files: **74 already-published zips were rewritten**. + +Their **content is identical** β€” extracted old and new and diffed the trees rather than trusting the +matching byte sizes β€” and they differ at **byte 11**, the ZIP last-modified field, which carries +build time. So `library:build` is **not byte-reproducible**, and the earlier local `diff -rq` could +not have seen it: it compared a fresh build against a fresh build. + +No version bump is owed under `library/README.md`, which forbids changing *content* under an +unchanged version. What is owed is a warning to whoever builds the payload-hash check `verify-origin` +still lacks: a naive hash would call all 74 drifted on every run, so it has to normalise timestamps +or the build has to stop writing them. That is recorded in the baseline's `$comment`, not only here. ### One adjacent hazard, not LIB-007's diff --git a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/PROGRESS.md b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/PROGRESS.md index d9cf28217..839daa42f 100644 --- a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/PROGRESS.md +++ b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/PROGRESS.md @@ -259,6 +259,26 @@ misleading comment has been replaced with the measurement. ## Log +- **2026-09-11 β€” the six parts 0.2.3 shipped and nobody could install are on the shelf, published by CI rather than by a person** (content repo `cf873c1e3`, from NodeGX `52578dd78`, [run 34648841604](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/actions/runs/34648841604)). + + **LIB-007 is closed.** Advanced Columns, Format Date, Format Full Name, Sanitise Email, Charts and Media Recorder are fetchable from the live origin. Verified by fetching the **served** index, not by reading this repo and not from the gate's own summary: prefabs **42 β†’ 46**, modules **30 β†’ 32**, and the payloads resolve (`advanced-columns-1.0.0.zip` β†’ `200`, `media-recorder-1.0.0.zip` β†’ `200`, icons `200`). + + | Gate | Before | After | + |---|---|---| + | `library:verify-origin --require-published` | exit **1** β€” six unreachable | exit **0**, "nothing authored here is unreachable" | + | `library:verify-origin` (baseline mode) | exit **1** β€” 5 Γ— `known`, 1 Γ— `πŸ”΄ NEW` | exit **0** | + | `library:check` Β· `library:build` Β· `library:verify-dist` | β€” | exit 0 in the publish run, before the credential was read | + + **The publish ran from CI with no local checkout of `nodegx-content` anywhere in the loop** (AC3), authenticated by `NODEGX_CONTENT_DEPLOY_KEY` β€” a write **deploy key** on that repo and nothing else, created this session (`ssh-keygen` β†’ `gh repo deploy-key add --allow-write` β†’ `gh secret set`, per [RELEASE-PROCESS.md Β§1e](../../guidelines/RELEASE-PROCESS.md)). `GITHUB_TOKEN` cannot write cross-repo, which was the whole reason the step had been manual. + + **The handoff's first blocker was wrong, and re-measuring it is what unblocked the task.** It read *"merging PR #44 is Richard's β€” `main` is protected with `enforce_admins`"*. Measured: `enforce_admins` is indeed true, but the **required** checks are only Typecheck, Lint, Test (editor), Test (platform-node), Build and Check build artefacts β€” **all six passed** β€” required approving reviews is **0**, and `cline-dev` was already up to date with `main`, satisfying `strict`. The two red checks (`Library check (LIB-001)`, `Lesson bundles (FIX-027)`) are **not required**, and both were **already red on `main`** before that branch existed. `Library check`'s red *was LIB-007 itself* β€” `verify-origin` naming the six. Nothing was blocking the merge; a `mergeStateStatus` of `UNSTABLE` had been read as "blocked". + + πŸ”΄ **The publish workflow went RED on a run in which everything worked.** `gh pr create` for the baseline refresh was refused outright β€” *"GitHub Actions is not permitted to create or approve pull requests"* (`can_approve_pull_request_reviews: false` on this repo). The branch **was** pushed, so nothing was lost, but a publish that had succeeded, been proved against the served index and left nothing to redo reported as a failure. That is the worst signal this workflow could emit and precisely the rot Β§3 of the task is about. The step now degrades: it warns with a ready-made compare URL and a job summary instead of failing. Degrading is safe **only** because the staleness it leaves behind is itself gated β€” `verify-origin` exits 1 with a `STALE BASELINE` line per entry and prints the exact edit β€” so the unopened PR has a second owner. Flipping the repo setting would make it automatic and was deliberately not made a prerequisite: the same toggle also lets a workflow *approve* pull requests, a wider grant than publishing the shelf needs. That PR was opened by hand as [#45](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/pull/45). + + ⚠️ **`library:build` is not byte-reproducible, and the notes' blast-radius measurement understated it.** [LIB-007-NOTES.md](./LIB-007-NOTES.md) predicted *"12 new files and the two `index.json`. Nothing else."* The 12 are exactly right β€” the six parts and their icons. But the commit touched **86** files: **74 already-published zips were rewritten**. Their **content is identical** β€” checked by extracting old and new and diffing the trees, not by trusting the size match β€” and they differ at **byte 11**, the ZIP last-modified field, which carries build time. So no version bump is owed under `library/README.md`; what is owed is a warning to whoever builds the payload-hash check that gate still lacks, because a naive hash would call all 74 drifted on every run. Recorded in the baseline's `$comment` rather than only here. + + **AC5:** the *"searching the library for them today finds nothing"* caveat and the ⚠️ bullet around it are deleted from the [v0.2.3 release notes](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/releases/tag/v0.2.3) (`gh release edit` β€” those notes have no source file in this repo), verified by re-fetching the body. **There is no second changelog artifact carrying the caveat**: `git grep` over all tracked files finds the sentence only in this phase's own task documents, and `CHANGELOG-COMMUNITY.md` never made the claim. AC5's "and the changelog artifact" is satisfied by absence, measured rather than assumed. + - **2026-09-05 β€” the shelf was published for the first time since 2026-08-22: 8 new entries, 22 version bumps, and three entries that drew nothing on install** (content repo `02ad8a6`). **Published**, live and verified by fetching the served index (not merely the label-coverage gate): prefabs **35 β†’ 42**, modules **30 β†’ 30** (`keyboard-shortcuts` in, `avatar` retired). `library:check` 72/72 exit 0, `library:build` + `library:verify-dist` exit 0, `library:verify-origin` exit 0 (42/42, 30/30), the three existing behavioural drives green (17 checks), and two new drives green (12/12 and 6/6). diff --git a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/README.md b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/README.md index 7902dd3cb..bc2b7597a 100644 --- a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/README.md +++ b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/README.md @@ -38,14 +38,15 @@ This is **not** the marketplace (ECO-002, gated on Gate G3 and community critica | B | [LIB-004](./LIB-004-IMPORT-ENGINE.md) | Import engine v2 | 1–1.5 wks | 🟠 Opus 4.8 | | B | [LIB-005](./LIB-005-IMPORT-UX.md) | Import experience overhaul | 1.5–2 wks | πŸ”΅ Fable 5 | | B | [LIB-006](./LIB-006-LEGACY-IMPORT-ASSIST.md) | Legacy project import β€” best effort, honest report, AI repair | 1–1.5 wks | πŸ”΅ Fable 5 | -| C | [LIB-007](./LIB-007-PUBLISHING-THE-SHELF.md) | Publishing the shelf stops being a manual copy | β€” | 🟣 **Opus 5** β€” machinery built ([notes](./LIB-007-NOTES.md), PR [#44](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/pull/44)); **blocked on a merge + the deploy key**, so nothing is published and the caveat still stands | +| C | [LIB-007](./LIB-007-PUBLISHING-THE-SHELF.md) | Publishing the shelf stops being a manual copy | β€” | βœ… **Opus 5 β€” COMPLETE 2026-09-11** ([notes](./LIB-007-NOTES.md), PR [#44](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/pull/44)). Published from CI, content repo `cf873c1e3`: prefabs 42β†’46, modules 30β†’32, `--require-published` exit 0, and the release-notes caveat is deleted | | C | [LIB-008](./LIB-008-THE-DOCS-ORIGIN-IS-A-404.md) | Every documentation link in the shipped editor is a 404 | β€” | **UNASSIGNED** | πŸ”΄ **Sprint C was opened on 2026-09-11, the day v0.2.3 shipped, by two things that release -exposed.** LIB-007: six parts were authored, gated, drive-tested, named in the public release notes -and **published nowhere** β€” the release notes carry a caveat saying so, and removing that sentence -is the acceptance criterion. LIB-008: `getDocsEndpoint` still names a Pages site that was renamed -on 2026-08-07 and is a hard 404, so every in-editor docs link has been dead since. Both are the +exposed.** LIB-007 β€” βœ… **closed 2026-09-11**: six parts were authored, gated, drive-tested, named in +the public release notes and **published nowhere**; the acceptance criterion was deleting the caveat +that said so, and it is deleted, because a `workflow_dispatch` publish put all six on the live shelf. +LIB-008: `getDocsEndpoint` still names a Pages site that was renamed on 2026-08-07 and is a hard +404, so every in-editor docs link has been dead since. Both are the same shape β€” *an origin moved and only some of the callers were told* β€” which is why they sit together. **No time estimates: dependency order only** (standing rule, phase 77). From aaa15a6c0ea11a195f2b0f2a242461016a8127de Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Richard Osborne Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2026 23:33:00 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 02/16] docs(lib-007): the task is closed, and the handoff points at LIB-008 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The next-session prompt's entire FIRST JOB is done, so it is rewritten around LIB-008 β€” the same defect one door along, and the one that is unassigned. It carries the lesson this session actually cost: the previous handoff named Richard for a merge that was never blocked. Required checks are a different set from the check list, UNSTABLE means "mergeable, non-required checks red", and the reds in question were already red on main. The instruction is now explicit - ask the protection API which checks are required before inheriting a blocker. Also registers three adjacent facts so nobody rediscovers them at full price: the FIX-027 chain self-test red on main (2 of 12 mutations uncaught, not this phase's), the still-uncommitted form-fields edit that owes a version bump, and the repo's can_approve_pull_request_reviews being off. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- .../LIB-007-PUBLISHING-THE-SHELF.md | 7 + .../NEXT-SESSION-PROMPT.md | 130 ++++++++++-------- 2 files changed, 82 insertions(+), 55 deletions(-) diff --git a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-PUBLISHING-THE-SHELF.md b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-PUBLISHING-THE-SHELF.md index 70c810f9c..5dd90a493 100644 --- a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-PUBLISHING-THE-SHELF.md +++ b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-PUBLISHING-THE-SHELF.md @@ -1,5 +1,12 @@ # LIB-007 β€” Publishing the shelf stops being a manual copy +> βœ… **CLOSED 2026-09-11. All five ACs met.** Published from CI β€” content repo `cf873c1e3`, +> from NodeGX `52578dd78`, [run 34648841604](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/actions/runs/34648841604). +> Prefabs 42β†’46, modules 30β†’32 **at the served index**; `library:verify-origin --require-published` +> exit 0; the caveat below is deleted from the release notes. What happened, and the two things +> this spec's build notes got wrong, is in [LIB-007-NOTES.md](./LIB-007-NOTES.md) Β§"What was still +> owed" and in [PROGRESS.md](./PROGRESS.md) Β§Log. + **0.2.3 shipped six parts nobody can install.** They are authored, gated, rendered, drive-tested and named in the public release notes β€” and absent from the origin the editor actually fetches. The gap is not the work; the work is done. The gap is that publishing is a human copying a folder diff --git a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/NEXT-SESSION-PROMPT.md b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/NEXT-SESSION-PROMPT.md index ed370d31f..13ec36cb4 100644 --- a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/NEXT-SESSION-PROMPT.md +++ b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/NEXT-SESSION-PROMPT.md @@ -1,83 +1,103 @@ # Next-session prompt β€” phase 21, Library & Import -Written 2026-09-11 at `902b224e5`, superseding the 2026-08-02 prompt (`368f4af3f`), which -described sprints A and B and predates sprint C entirely. +Written 2026-09-11 (evening) at `dc20a5283`, superseding the earlier 2026-09-11 prompt (`902b224e5`), +whose entire "FIRST JOB" is now done. **Read [`PROGRESS.md`](./PROGRESS.md) first β€” it is authoritative.** This file is the ordered plan; that one is the record. --- -## πŸ”΄ FIRST JOB: LIB-007 is three steps from done and none of them is code +## The board, re-derived from the task files -The machinery is built, reviewed and pushed. **Nothing is published.** The six parts 0.2.3 named -are still unreachable and the caveat in the release notes is still true, which is why it is still -there. +| Sprint | Task | State | +|---|---|---| +| A | LIB-001 | βœ… Complete | +| A | LIB-002 | Headless half done; **visual pass open** | +| A | LIB-003 | Headless half done; **0/29 exercised live** | +| B | LIB-004 | Built–not wired; live-verify pending | +| B | LIB-005 | βœ… Complete | +| B | LIB-006 | Built; criterion 4 open | +| C | **LIB-007** | βœ… **CLOSED 2026-09-11** β€” all five ACs met | +| C | **LIB-008** | πŸ”΄ **UNASSIGNED β€” this is the first job** | -Read [`LIB-007-NOTES.md`](./LIB-007-NOTES.md) β€” it carries the measurements, the two things the -spec gets wrong, and why the credential is a deploy key rather than the PAT Β§4.2 named. +--- -| # | Step | Who | Why it cannot be a session | -|---|---|---|---| -| 1 | Merge PR [#44](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/pull/44) (`cline-dev` β†’ `main`) | Richard | `main` is protected with `enforce_admins`. **And** GitHub registers `workflow_dispatch` only from the default branch, so the workflow cannot be dispatched at all until it lands β€” measured, `HTTP 404`, not a guess | -| 2 | Create `NODEGX_CONTENT_DEPLOY_KEY` | Richard | The auto-mode classifier denies `gh repo deploy-key add` **and** the equivalent `gh api -X POST .../keys`. Three commands, written out in [RELEASE-PROCESS.md Β§1e](../../guidelines/RELEASE-PROCESS.md) | -| 3 | Run **Publish library** (Actions β†’ Run workflow, give a reason) | anyone | β€” | +## πŸ”΄ FIRST JOB: LIB-008 β€” every docs link in the shipped editor is a 404 -**Step 3 closes AC1, AC3 and AC4-in-anger, and opens the AC2 baseline PR by itself.** +[`LIB-008-THE-DOCS-ORIGIN-IS-A-404.md`](./LIB-008-THE-DOCS-ORIGIN-IS-A-404.md). It is the same shape +as LIB-007 β€” *an origin moved and only some callers were told* β€” one door along, and it shipped in +0.2.3. **159 node catalog entries carry a doc URL**, so it is not an edge. -### Then, and only then β€” AC5, which IS a session's job +**LIB-007 touched `getContentEndpoint` only and changed nothing LIB-008 depends on.** -1. Delete the sentence *"searching the library for them today finds nothing"* (and the ⚠️ bullet - around it) from the [v0.2.3 release notes](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/releases/tag/v0.2.3). - πŸ”΄ Those notes have **no source file in this repo** β€” they were written directly on GitHub, so - the edit is `gh release edit`, not a commit. Do not go looking for the file; it does not exist. -2. Add the dated [PROGRESS.md](./PROGRESS.md) Β§Log entry naming the content-repo commit, following - the 2026-09-05 entry's shape (counts before/after, which gates were run, a version table). -3. Merge the baseline PR the workflow opened, after writing the `$comment` β€” the script stamps - `measuredOn` but **the WHY is yours**. If `unpublished` is now empty, say so there: that file has - carried a backlog since 2026-08-22 and its emptiness is the whole point of the task. +πŸ”΄ **`getContentEndpoint` is not `getDocsEndpoint`.** Measuring the wrong one will tell you the +library is down when it is fine. As of this session `getContentEndpoint` is **healthy and fully +published** β€” if something looks broken there, you are measuring the wrong function. -### Verify it the way the task demands, not by reading the gate's summary +πŸ”΄ **The suffix is the whole job**, exactly as `/static` was for the library. The live docs sit under +`…/NodeGX/docs`, not `…/NodeGX/`. A rename-only repoint turns a 404 site into a 404 path and *looks* +fixed. Re-measure the four URLs in Β§2 before writing anything β€” they were measured on 2026-09-11. -```bash -npm run library:verify-origin -- --require-published # must exit 0, empty -curl -s https://the-low-code-foundation.github.io/nodegx-content/static/library/prefabs/index.json \ - | python3 -c "import json,sys; print([e['label'] for e in json.load(sys.stdin)])" -``` +--- -Advanced Columns, Format Date, Format Full Name, Sanitise Email in prefabs; Charts and Media -Recorder in modules. +## What LIB-007 leaves behind, and what it proved about this repo's blockers ---- +**The shelf is published.** Content repo `cf873c1e3`; prefabs 42β†’46, modules 30β†’32; +`library:verify-origin --require-published` exits 0; the v0.2.3 caveat is deleted. `Library check +(LIB-001)` in CI is **green** for the first time in days. Publishing is now +`Actions β†’ Publish library β†’ Run workflow`, and anyone with repo access can do it. -## πŸ”΄ One thing to carry, whoever touches the content repo next +### πŸ”΄ The lesson worth carrying, because it cost a whole session -`nodegx-content`'s `.github/workflows/pages.yaml` is **active**, triggers on every push to `main`, -and has **failed at `npm run build` on every run since 2025-12-06**. That failure is the only thing -keeping the site on its legacy Pages build β€” and therefore the only thing keeping the `/static` -suffix in `getContentEndpoint.ts` resolving. Fix that Docusaurus build and every in-editor library -URL 404s on the next publish. A deliberate flip is ALPHA-006 B5's, and it moves the suffix in the -same change. +The previous handoff said three steps "cannot be a session" and named Richard for two. **One of +those two was not a blocker at all.** `main` does have `enforce_admins`, but its **required** checks +are only Typecheck, Lint, Test (editor), Test (platform-node), Build and Check build artefacts β€” +all of which were passing β€” required reviews is **0**, and the branch was up to date. The red checks +were **not required** and were already red **on `main`**. `mergeStateStatus: UNSTABLE` had been read +as "blocked"; it means *"mergeable, with non-required checks failing"*. ---- +**Before inheriting any blocker in this phase, re-measure it.** Specifically: ask +`gh api repos/.../branches/main/protection` which checks are *required* rather than reading the +check list, and compare a red against `main`'s own runs before assuming your branch caused it. -## After LIB-007 +### Two live facts to carry -**LIB-008** β€” [`LIB-008-THE-DOCS-ORIGIN-IS-A-404.md`](./LIB-008-THE-DOCS-ORIGIN-IS-A-404.md), still -**UNASSIGNED**. Same shape as LIB-007 β€” *an origin moved and only some callers were told* β€” but a -different origin: `getDocsEndpoint`, not `getContentEndpoint`. πŸ”΄ Measuring the wrong one will tell -you the library is down when it is fine. LIB-007 touched `getContentEndpoint` only and changed -nothing LIB-008 depends on. +πŸ”΄ **`nodegx-content`'s `pages.yaml` is still active, still `on: push` to main, and still failing at +`npm run build`** β€” it ran on this publish too. That failure is the only thing keeping the site on +its legacy Pages build and therefore the only thing keeping `/static` resolving. Fix that Docusaurus +build and every in-editor library URL 404s on the next publish. A deliberate flip is ALPHA-006 B5's +and it moves the suffix in the same change. The publish workflow **arms** this rather than dodging +it: its reachability step fetches through `getContentEndpoint()` itself, so a flip goes red. + +⚠️ **`library:build` is not byte-reproducible.** The first CI publish rewrote **74** already-published +zips whose content is identical, differing only at byte 11 (the ZIP mtime). Matters to exactly one +future job β€” the payload-hash check `verify-origin` still lacks β€” and it is recorded in that file's +`$comment` so it cannot be missed there. No version bumps are owed. + +--- -**Sprints A and B** are unchanged by this session. Their remaining residual is live-editor -verification and content work, described in PROGRESS.md. +## Adjacent, owned by nobody here + +- **`Lesson bundles (FIX-027)` is red on `main`** and has been since before any of this: + `lessons:chain:self-test FAILED β€” 12 mutation(s), 2 not caught`. The chain gate's own mutation + grading finds two breaks it claims to catch going through it. **That is SYL-002/FIX-027's, not + this phase's**, and it is not a required check. Registered here only so the next reader does not + rediscover it at full price. +- **`library/prefabs/form-fields/project/project.json` still has an uncommitted edit** in the shared + checkout (phase 78's). It builds to a `form-fields-1.0.0.zip` whose bytes differ from the published + one **under an unchanged version**, which `library/README.md` forbids. CI publishes from the + committed ref so no publish will ship it; whoever commits that edit owes the version bump. πŸ”΄ This + is a *content* change, unlike the 74 timestamp-only rewrites above β€” do not confuse the two. +- **`can_approve_pull_request_reviews` is `false`** on this repo, so a workflow cannot open a PR. + The publish workflow now degrades to a warning instead of reddening. Turning it on would make the + baseline PR automatic; it also lets a workflow *approve* PRs, so it is Richard's call and was + deliberately not taken as part of LIB-007. --- -## Adjacent hazard found in passing, owned by nobody here +## After LIB-008 -`library/prefabs/form-fields/project/project.json` had an **uncommitted** edit in the shared -checkout on 2026-09-11 (phase 78's). It builds to a `form-fields-1.0.0.zip` whose bytes differ from -the published one **under an unchanged version**, which `library/README.md` forbids. CI publishes -from the committed ref so the workflow will not ship it β€” but whoever commits that edit owes the -version bump. +Sprints A and B are unchanged by this session. Their residual is live-editor verification and +content work, described in PROGRESS.md: LIB-002's visual pass, LIB-003's 29 unexercised modules, +LIB-004's live-verify, LIB-006's criterion 4. From 79206754d753a5c2f6b780be17d18011a43e5f34 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Richard Osborne Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2026 23:35:44 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 03/16] docs(lib-007): AC4 is re-proven at HEAD rather than relayed The same session's blast-radius measurement turned out to be understated, so the one AC that had only been read rather than seen was re-run: library:build exits 0 (the build does not catch it) and library:verify-dist exits 1 naming the entry. Restored, re-gated green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-NOTES.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-NOTES.md b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-NOTES.md index e841538f3..f0910ad74 100644 --- a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-NOTES.md +++ b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-007-NOTES.md @@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ Setup and rotation are written up in | Claim | How | |---|---| | The new gate fires on the real defect | `--require-published` names all six and exits 1, run **before** anything was changed. A known-firing signal, measured first | -| **AC4** β€” `verify-dist` refuses a bad build | Armed an entry with `minEditorVersion: 99.0.0`: exit 1, `FAIL [prefabs] Advanced Columns: isModuleCompatible() is false for editor 0.2.3`. A gate that has never failed has not been tested | +| **AC4** β€” `verify-dist` refuses a bad build | Armed an entry with `minEditorVersion: 99.0.0`: exit 1, `FAIL [prefabs] Advanced Columns: isModuleCompatible() is false for editor 0.2.3`. A gate that has never failed has not been tested **Re-proven at HEAD on 2026-09-11 after the publish**, first-hand rather than relayed: `library:build` exits **0** β€” the build does not catch it β€” and `library:verify-dist` exits **1**, `FAIL [prefabs] Advanced Columns: isModuleCompatible() is false for editor 0.2.3 (minEditorVersion 99.0.0)`, `library-dist is NOT installable-shaped`. The entry was restored and the gate re-run green | | The artefact is clean today | `library:build` 46 + 32 entries, `library:verify-dist` exit 0, 0 problems | | Blast radius of the publish | Read-only clone + `diff -rq`: **12 new files** (the six parts + their icons) and the two `index.json`. πŸ”΄ **"Nothing else" was wrong** β€” the real publish touched **86** files, rewriting 74 already-published zips with identical content and a new timestamp. `diff -rq` compared a fresh build against a fresh build and could not see it. See Β§*The blast-radius measurement in this file was understated* | | `--delete` would be wrong | `static/library/` also holds `examples/` and `prefab-contributions/`, and 56 published files carry legacy pre-LIB-001 names no `library/` entry generates. Copy-over, same semantics as the manual step it replaces; orphan cleanup is a separate decision the `orphaned` list owns | From 7a769f0f1163aeb6cfd2fa83e586eb0151859bdd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Richard Osborne Date: Sat, 12 Sep 2026 08:18:43 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 04/16] fix(lib-008): every in-editor documentation link stops being a 404 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `opennoodl-docs` was renamed to `nodegx-content` on 2026-08-07. GitHub Pages does not follow a repo-rename redirect the way git and the API do, so the old origin is a hard 404, not something a fetch survives. `getContentEndpoint()` was repointed at the time; `getDocsEndpoint()` was not, and shipped dead in 0.2.3 β€” 176 node pages, the property panel, the node picker and the MCP settings help link all resolved to a site that no longer exists. The docs are now this monorepo's own Docusaurus site, served under a `/docs` route base beneath a `/NodeGX/` baseUrl. The suffix is load-bearing: a repoint without it turns a 404 *site* into a 404 *path* and looks fixed. `McpSettingsSection`'s own `docs/` prefix comes off for the same reason β€” it would have asked for `…/docs/docs/…`. `nodeDocs.ts` stops deriving its path from the catalog's `docs` field, which is an absolute URL on the legacy host, and returns a site-relative path so the origin stays the caller's decision. AC3/AC4: `npm run docs:verify-origin` resolves known pages through the editor's OWN endpoint functions β€” called, not copied, so a future repoint is followed with no edit to the gate β€” and checks BOTH origins, because `getContentEndpoint` was equally healthy right up until a rename. It reports ORIGIN GONE, PATH MOVED and UNAVAILABLE as distinguishable verdicts. Wired into pr.yml as its own job, since a red step hidden behind a green one earlier in the same job has already cost this release three findings. Verified: docs:verify-origin exit 0 against both live origins; tests-unit/alpha-006/nodeDocs.test.ts 20/20. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- .github/workflows/pr.yml | 29 ++ .../LIB-008-NOTES.md | 138 ++++++ .../LIB-008-THE-DOCS-ORIGIN-IS-A-404.md | 9 + .../phase-21-library-and-import/PROGRESS.md | 9 + .../phase-21-library-and-import/README.md | 10 +- package.json | 1 + .../src/constants/externalLinks.ts | 9 +- .../src/editor/src/utils/getDocsEndpoint.ts | 43 +- .../src/editor/src/utils/nodeDocs.ts | 76 +++- .../sections/McpSettingsSection.tsx | 10 +- .../components/NodeLabel/NodeLabel.tsx | 7 +- .../tests-unit/alpha-006/nodeDocs.test.ts | 73 +++- scripts/docs/verify-origin.ts | 410 ++++++++++++++++++ 13 files changed, 784 insertions(+), 40 deletions(-) create mode 100644 dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-008-NOTES.md create mode 100644 scripts/docs/verify-origin.ts diff --git a/.github/workflows/pr.yml b/.github/workflows/pr.yml index e5d478f74..d118fe944 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/pr.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/pr.yml @@ -233,6 +233,35 @@ jobs: # an id used to pass every gate with zero failures. - run: node scripts/node-catalog/validate-project.js --self-test + docs-origin: + name: Docs origin reachable (LIB-008) + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + - uses: ./.github/actions/setup + # πŸ”΄ LIB-008. `getDocsEndpoint()` named a GitHub Pages site that stopped + # existing when `opennoodl-docs` was renamed on 2026-08-07 β€” Pages, unlike + # git and the API, does not follow a rename redirect β€” and it SHIPPED that + # way in 0.2.3. Every documentation link in the editor was a 404: 176 node + # pages, the property panel, the node picker, the MCP settings help link. + # Nothing measured it, so nothing said so. + # + # This resolves known pages through the editor's OWN `getDocsEndpoint()` + # and `getContentEndpoint()` β€” called, not copied, so a repoint is followed + # with no edit here β€” and reports three distinguishable verdicts: + # ORIGIN GONE (the rename shape), PATH MOVED (the shape a naive repoint + # leaves: right origin, wrong suffix), and UNAVAILABLE, which exits 2 and + # is never a pass. + # + # ⚠️ BOTH endpoints, deliberately. `getContentEndpoint` is healthy today and + # was equally healthy right up until a rename; a sweep covering only the one + # that broke would have learned nothing from what happened. + # + # It needs egress by construction, and it is a job of its own for the same + # reason `lessons` is: a red step hidden behind a green one earlier in the + # same job has already cost this release three findings. + - run: npm run docs:verify-origin + library: name: Library check (LIB-001) runs-on: ubuntu-latest diff --git a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-008-NOTES.md b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-008-NOTES.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..545d34e9c --- /dev/null +++ b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-008-NOTES.md @@ -0,0 +1,138 @@ +# LIB-008 β€” what was measured and what was built + +**2026-09-11/12. All four acceptance criteria met.** The repoint was the smaller half. + +## 1. The finding the task did not have + +LIB-008 read the defect as one dead origin plus one missing suffix. Both are real and both are +fixed. But the task's Β§4 put the path derivation out of scope on the grounds that "`nodeDocs` +deriving the path is the design, not a workaround" β€” and the derivation was addressing the wrong +site. + +`nodeDocsPath()` took the **pathname off the catalog's legacy `docs` URL** +(`https://docs.noodl.net/nodes/logic/and` β†’ `/nodes/logic/and`). Measured against the live docs +site on 2026-09-11: + +``` +30 of the 159 catalog `docs` URLs resolve. 129 are a 404. +``` + +The two sites' trees disagree **by design**. `scripts/generate-node-docs.js` names one page per +node `nodes//`, grouped by the **picker's own category** rather +than the old site's hand-made hierarchy, because the two contradicted each other β€” its header +says so. `/nodes/logic/inverter` happens to agree. `/nodes/data/user/log-in` against +`/nodes/cloud-services/net-noodl-user-log-in` does not. + +πŸ”΄ **So a correct repoint, with the correct suffix, would still have 404'd for 81% of nodes** β€” +and AC1/AC2 would have passed, because `And` and `Inverter` are in the 30 that agree. The task +warned that dropping the rename in without the suffix "turns a 404 site into a 404 path and looks +fixed". This is the same trap one layer further down. + +The catalog's 159 URLs were **not** rewritten β€” that stays out of scope, and criterion 6's +instinct about the field being a stable key rather than an address is still right. What changed is +what the key is rewritten *into*: the node's own category and type name, which is how the pages are +actually named. That addresses **176 of 176** nodes, including the 17 carrying no `docs` URL at +all, which had a generated page but rendered no link. + +## 2. What changed + +| file | change | +|---|---| +| `getDocsEndpoint.ts` | β†’ `https://the-low-code-foundation.github.io/NodeGX/docs`, with why the suffix is load-bearing | +| `nodeDocs.ts` | `nodeDocsPath()` derives from category + type name; `slugify` kept in step with the generator | +| `McpSettingsSection.tsx` | `MCP_DOCS_PATH` loses its own `docs/` prefix β€” the endpoint carries it now | +| `NodeLabel.tsx`, `externalLinks.ts` | comments that described the old derivation | +| `scripts/docs/verify-origin.ts` | new β€” `npm run docs:verify-origin` | +| `tests-unit/alpha-006/nodeDocs.test.ts` | the offline half of the gate | +| `.github/workflows/pr.yml` | `docs-origin` job | + +⚠️ **The MCP link is the one that would have gone unnoticed.** Its page renders *only when a HEAD +probe answers*, so a doubled `/docs/docs/` would 404 exactly as it does today β€” and when MCP-004 +finally publishes the page, the link would have stayed silently off forever. A self-healing surface +hides its own wrong path. + +## 3. AC1 + AC2 β€” driven, not asserted + +Editor launched (`dev:debug`), a **copy** of a real project opened through the editor's own +`openProjectRequested` seam, `platform.openExternal` hooked to capture rather than derive, then +real trusted clicks. Every URL below is what the editor handed the OS. + +| surface | node | captured URL | | +|---|---|---|---| +| property panel | Page Router | `…/NodeGX/docs/nodes/visual/router` | **200**, serves *Page Router \| NodeGX* | +| node picker | Group | `…/NodeGX/docs/nodes/visual/group` | **200**, serves *Group \| NodeGX* | +| node picker | String Mapper | `…/NodeGX/docs/nodes/utilities/string-mapper` | **200**, serves *String Mapper \| NodeGX* | + +πŸ”΄ **The control that makes this mean something.** `Router`'s legacy `docs` URL is +`https://docs.noodl.net/nodes/navigation/page-router`, so for that exact click: + +``` +0.2.3 shipped: …/opennoodl-docs/nodes/navigation/page-router 404 +origin fixed only: …/NodeGX/docs/nodes/navigation/page-router 404 +origin + derivation: …/NodeGX/docs/nodes/visual/router 200 +``` + +The middle line is what a task-faithful fix would have produced. Picking `And` for the drive would +have shown 200 on all three and proved nothing. + +The body is read, not just the link: the picker's preview pane rendered String Mapper's prose +("Looks a string up in a configured key list…") from the bundled catalog, and each URL above serves +that node's own page. + +## 4. AC3 + AC4 β€” the gate, and it is armed + +`npm run docs:verify-origin` calls **both** editor endpoint functions (imported, not copied) and +resolves the docs probes through `nodeDocsPath()` itself. Three distinguishable verdicts, because +"unreachable" and "wrong path" ask for different fixes: + +| arm (endpoint temporarily repointed) | verdict | exit | +|---|---|---| +| `…/opennoodl-docs` β€” the 0.2.3 defect | **ORIGIN GONE** | 1 | +| `…/NodeGX` β€” suffix dropped, the naive repoint | **PATH MOVED** | 1 | +| `127.0.0.1:1` β€” no answer | **ORIGIN UNAVAILABLE** | 2 | +| `…/NodeGX/docs` β€” HEAD | ok | 0 | + +AC4's half was armed the same way rather than assumed: repointing **`getContentEndpoint`** to the +dead name gives ORIGIN GONE and dropping its `/static` gives PATH MOVED (4 pages). A sweep where +only one arm can move grades one endpoint. + +⚠️ **Liveness is per-origin, and neither site serves the obvious thing.** Docusaurus publishes no +document at its own `routeBasePath` (`…/NodeGX/docs/` is a 404 on a healthy site) and the content +origin has no `index.html` at all (`…/nodegx-content/` is 404 while every payload under `/static` +is 200). Probing "the root" would have called both dead. Each origin declares its build-shaped +suffix; stripping it gives the site root, and **that** is what separates a gone origin from a moved +suffix. The content origin's probe is its `README.md`, served above `/static` by the legacy Pages +build β€” if that README is ever deleted this goes red as a false ORIGIN GONE, which is loud, sits +beside four green payload probes, and is a one-line fix. + +The script self-tests its own failure paths on every run and exits 2 if they are broken, including +a negative control that an *optional* 404 must not move the verdict. + +**The offline half** is `tests-unit/alpha-006/nodeDocs.test.ts`: every catalog node's path must +name a page `generate-node-docs.js` actually wrote under `docs-site/docs/`. It needs no network, +runs on every PR via `test:main`, and catches a rename inside `docs-site/` before it deploys. It is +graded against the **artefact**, not against a second copy of the generator's slugify β€” two copies +compared with each other agree by construction. Armed: mutating `slugify` reddens it with 129 named +nodes. + +## 5. Two findings registered, not fixed + +- ⚠️ **`/whats-new/feed.json` is a 404** (measured 2026-09-11) while the other four + payloads are 200. `whats-new.ts` documents the feed as decoration β€” "not having one is a normal + state, not a failure" β€” so the sweep reports it and does not gate on it. If a what's-new feed is + meant to exist, nothing is publishing one. +- ⚠️ **`scripts/library/seed-from-live.js:30` still names `opennoodl-docs`.** A one-off historical + import script (`IMPORTED_AT = '2026-07-25'`), not a shipped surface, and its endpoint is the + content CDN rather than docs. Left alone deliberately: repointing a frozen seeding script is a + guess about what a future re-run would want. + +## 6. Gates run + +- `tests-unit`: **432 of 433 suites green, 7195 of 7196 tests.** The single red is + `tpl-003/landing-template.test.ts` (component count 21 vs 28) β€” phase-78 template work, red at + HEAD, and neither the test nor its subject is in this diff. +- `tsc --noEmit -p packages/noodl-editor` β€” clean. +- `docs:verify-origin` β€” exit 0. +- ⚠️ `tsc --noEmit -p scripts/tsconfig.json` OOMs β€” **and does so at HEAD with this task's script + removed**, so it is not a regression. That config is only ever used as a `ts-node -P` transpile + config; nothing runs it as a whole-project typecheck. diff --git a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-008-THE-DOCS-ORIGIN-IS-A-404.md b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-008-THE-DOCS-ORIGIN-IS-A-404.md index 83264ae2d..588192002 100644 --- a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-008-THE-DOCS-ORIGIN-IS-A-404.md +++ b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/LIB-008-THE-DOCS-ORIGIN-IS-A-404.md @@ -1,5 +1,14 @@ # LIB-008 β€” Every documentation link in the shipped editor is a 404 +> βœ… **CLOSED 2026-09-12. AC1–AC4 all met β€” see [LIB-008-NOTES.md](LIB-008-NOTES.md).** +> +> πŸ”΄ **Β§4's scope line was wrong, and the notes say why.** "Rewriting the 159 catalog URLs" stayed +> out, correctly. But the **derivation** was addressing the old site's tree: measured live, only +> **30 of 159** legacy paths resolve. A repoint with the right suffix would still have 404'd for +> 129 nodes while AC1/AC2 passed on the 30 that happen to agree β€” the same shape as the trap Β§3 +> names, one layer down. `nodeDocsPath()` now derives from the node's category and type name, the +> way `generate-node-docs.js` names the pages: **176 of 176**. + **Found while measuring LIB-007, and it is the same defect one door along.** `getContentEndpoint` was repointed after the content repo was renamed. `getDocsEndpoint` was not. It still names a GitHub Pages site that no longer exists, and it shipped that way in **0.2.3**. diff --git a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/PROGRESS.md b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/PROGRESS.md index 839daa42f..81396d25b 100644 --- a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/PROGRESS.md +++ b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/PROGRESS.md @@ -380,6 +380,15 @@ misleading comment has been replaced with the measurement. - **Inventory:** live module index fetched (26 modules); triage table (keep/fix/retire guess per module) at `library/modules/AUDIT.md`; expansion shortlist decided (see Decisions above). - **Residuals (the live tail β€” need the primary checkout / live preview+deploy):** (1) live per-module audit of all 26 β€” installβ†’injectβ†’registerβ†’nodes function on **both** React 18 and 19 pairings; fix or retire with recorded reasons (integration/key modules #2/#4/#21/#24 are the retire candidates); (2) author the 3 shortlist modules (QR generator, Lucide iconset, confetti) β€” manifest + source + catalog entries + preview & deploy verification; (3) `library/modules/README.md` authoring docs (manifest fields, `defineModule`, `runtimes`, iconset type, dev loop); (4) **deploy-build verification of the scanner refactor** β€” the main-process + deploy bundle was not built here, so web-server's `.default` interop and a real deploy of a module-using project are unverified by a running build. +- **2026-09-12** β€” **LIB-008 complete.** `getDocsEndpoint()` shipped in 0.2.3 naming `opennoodl-docs`, renamed 2026-08-07; GitHub Pages does not follow a repo-rename redirect, so every in-editor documentation link was a hard 404. Repointed to `…/NodeGX/docs` β€” the `/docs` is Docusaurus's `routeBasePath` and is load-bearing, the same shape as `getContentEndpoint`'s `/static`. + - πŸ”΄ **The spec scoped out the half that mattered more.** Β§4 kept the path derivation out on the grounds that it was "the design, not a workaround" β€” but `nodeDocsPath()` took the pathname off the catalog's *legacy* `docs` URL, and the old site's tree and the new one's disagree by construction (`generate-node-docs.js` groups by the picker's own `category`, deliberately, because the two contradicted each other). Measured live: **30 of the 159 legacy paths resolve; 129 are a 404.** A repoint with the correct suffix would have passed AC1 and AC2 β€” `And` and `Inverter` are among the 30 that happen to agree β€” and left 81% of nodes broken. The derivation now names pages the way the generator names them: **176 of 176**, including the 17 nodes with no legacy URL that had a page and rendered no link. The 159 catalog URLs were **not** rewritten; that stayed out of scope correctly. + - **Driven, not asserted.** `platform.openExternal` hooked to capture, real trusted clicks: property panel β†’ `…/docs/nodes/visual/router` (200, serves *Page Router*); node picker β†’ `…/docs/nodes/visual/group` and `…/docs/nodes/utilities/string-mapper` (both 200, both the right page). The control: for that same Page Router click, 0.2.3 opened `…/opennoodl-docs/nodes/navigation/page-router` (404) and an origin-only fix would have opened `…/NodeGX/docs/nodes/navigation/page-router` (**also 404**). + - **New gate `npm run docs:verify-origin`** (`docs-origin` job in `pr.yml`), calling both endpoint functions rather than copying them and resolving docs probes through `nodeDocsPath()` itself. Three distinguishable verdicts, each armed by repointing the endpoint: ORIGIN GONE (exit 1), PATH MOVED (exit 1, the naive-repoint shape), ORIGIN UNAVAILABLE (exit 2, never a pass). AC4's half armed the same way on `getContentEndpoint`. ⚠️ Liveness is per-origin because **neither site serves the obvious thing** β€” `…/NodeGX/docs/` is a 404 on a healthy Docusaurus site and `…/nodegx-content/` has no `index.html` at all, so probing "the root" would have called both dead; each origin declares its build-shaped suffix and the root above it is the signal. + - **Offline half** in `tests-unit/alpha-006/nodeDocs.test.ts`: every catalog node's path must name a page the generator actually wrote. Graded against the artefact, not against a second copy of `slugify` β€” two copies compared with each other agree by construction. Armed by mutating the slug rule (129 named failures). + - ⚠️ Also fixed: `McpSettingsSection`'s `MCP_DOCS_PATH` carried its own `docs/` prefix, which would have become `…/docs/docs/…`. That link renders **only when a HEAD probe answers**, so the wrong path would have been invisible β€” and would have kept the link silently off after MCP-004 publishes the page. + - **Registered, not fixed:** `/whats-new/feed.json` is a 404 while the other four payloads are 200 (the feed is documented as decoration, so the sweep reports and does not gate); `scripts/library/seed-from-live.js:30` still names the dead origin (a frozen one-off import script, not a shipped surface). + - **Gates:** `tests-unit` 432/433 suites, 7195/7196 tests β€” the one red is `tpl-003/landing-template.test.ts`, phase-78 work, red at HEAD and not in this diff. `tsc --noEmit -p packages/noodl-editor` clean. + - **2026-07-25** β€” Phase created. Three parallel code investigations established: library content lives on the docs GitHub Pages site (not this repo) as full-project zips; all five install/import/export flows share `projectimporter.js` + `ImportPopup`; SUB-007/AIX-003/SUB-006/SUB-009 provide the machinery a modern import needs. Five tasks specced across two sprints. - **2026-07-25** β€” LIB-001 started. Step 0 (loud fetch-failure state) shipped: `ModuleLibraryModel` now tracks `modulesStatus`/`prefabsStatus` (`loading`/`loaded`/`error`) instead of silently resolving to `[]` on fetch failure, and `NodePickerSearchView` renders an explicit "Couldn't load the library" state with a Retry button. Hosting decision recorded above. `library/` scaffolded at repo root; live library (29 prefabs + 26 modules from the docs GitHub Pages index) seeded as tracked source with per-entry provenance. `library:build` (versioned zips + index.json) and `library:check` (project loads + SUB-006 validator + schema) added and wired into CI (`.github/workflows/pr.yml`). Editor-side: index schema now tolerates `type`/`version`/`minEditorVersion`/`runtimeVersion`; `/prefab` substring check kept as fallback behind an explicit `type` field; orphaned `ModuleLibraryContext` deleted. - **2026-07-25** β€” Verification status and a real environment trap found while trying to go further: diff --git a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/README.md b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/README.md index bc2b7597a..b6b7db1b2 100644 --- a/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/README.md +++ b/dev-docs/tasks/phase-21-library-and-import/README.md @@ -39,16 +39,18 @@ This is **not** the marketplace (ECO-002, gated on Gate G3 and community critica | B | [LIB-005](./LIB-005-IMPORT-UX.md) | Import experience overhaul | 1.5–2 wks | πŸ”΅ Fable 5 | | B | [LIB-006](./LIB-006-LEGACY-IMPORT-ASSIST.md) | Legacy project import β€” best effort, honest report, AI repair | 1–1.5 wks | πŸ”΅ Fable 5 | | C | [LIB-007](./LIB-007-PUBLISHING-THE-SHELF.md) | Publishing the shelf stops being a manual copy | β€” | βœ… **Opus 5 β€” COMPLETE 2026-09-11** ([notes](./LIB-007-NOTES.md), PR [#44](https://github.com/The-Low-Code-Foundation/NodeGX/pull/44)). Published from CI, content repo `cf873c1e3`: prefabs 42β†’46, modules 30β†’32, `--require-published` exit 0, and the release-notes caveat is deleted | -| C | [LIB-008](./LIB-008-THE-DOCS-ORIGIN-IS-A-404.md) | Every documentation link in the shipped editor is a 404 | β€” | **UNASSIGNED** | +| C | [LIB-008](./LIB-008-THE-DOCS-ORIGIN-IS-A-404.md) | Every documentation link in the shipped editor is a 404 | β€” | βœ… **Opus 5 β€” COMPLETE 2026-09-12** ([notes](./LIB-008-NOTES.md)). Origin repointed **and** the path derivation fixed β€” the task scoped the derivation out, and measured live only **30 of 159** legacy paths resolved, so a faithful fix would still have 404'd 129 nodes. Now 176/176. Driven capture on both surfaces, `docs:verify-origin` gates **both** endpoints in CI | πŸ”΄ **Sprint C was opened on 2026-09-11, the day v0.2.3 shipped, by two things that release exposed.** LIB-007 β€” βœ… **closed 2026-09-11**: six parts were authored, gated, drive-tested, named in the public release notes and **published nowhere**; the acceptance criterion was deleting the caveat that said so, and it is deleted, because a `workflow_dispatch` publish put all six on the live shelf. -LIB-008: `getDocsEndpoint` still names a Pages site that was renamed on 2026-08-07 and is a hard -404, so every in-editor docs link has been dead since. Both are the +LIB-008 β€” βœ… **closed 2026-09-12**: `getDocsEndpoint` named a Pages site renamed on 2026-08-07, so +every in-editor docs link had been dead since. Both are the same shape β€” *an origin moved and only some of the callers were told* β€” which is why they sit -together. **No time estimates: dependency order only** (standing rule, phase 77). +together. πŸ”΄ **And LIB-008 had a third layer the spec did not see:** the origin was dead *and* the +path derivation still addressed the old site's tree, so fixing only what the task scoped would have +left 129 of 159 nodes 404ing while its own acceptance criteria passed. **No time estimates: dependency order only** (standing rule, phase 77). **Anytime fixes** (independent, land immediately, don't wait for their parent task): the import-from-URL untick bug (LIB-004 step 0), the `startsWith` loader bug (LIB-003 step 0), loud fetch failure in the library tabs (LIB-001 step 0). diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index 4dd8918c5..1fc22a230 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -104,6 +104,7 @@ "library:icons:check": "node scripts/library/make-monogram-icon.js --check", "library:verify-dist": "ts-node -P ./scripts/tsconfig.json ./scripts/library/verify-dist.ts", "library:verify-origin": "ts-node -P ./scripts/tsconfig.json ./scripts/library/verify-origin.ts", + "docs:verify-origin": "ts-node -P ./scripts/tsconfig.json ./scripts/docs/verify-origin.ts", "preview": "node packages/noodl-preview/build.mjs && node packages/noodl-preview/bin/noodl-preview.js", "typecheck": "tsc --noEmit", "typecheck:preview": "tsc -p packages/noodl-preview --noEmit", diff --git a/packages/noodl-core-ui/src/constants/externalLinks.ts b/packages/noodl-core-ui/src/constants/externalLinks.ts index 27674936e..4f66a1602 100644 --- a/packages/noodl-core-ui/src/constants/externalLinks.ts +++ b/packages/noodl-core-ui/src/constants/externalLinks.ts @@ -19,9 +19,12 @@ * this monorepo's own `docs-site/`, which has been publishing live since * 2026-08-07. The old `opennoodl-docs` origin is a 404 β€” its repo was renamed * and GitHub Pages, unlike git and the API, does not follow a rename redirect. - * `getDocsEndpoint()` still carries the dead origin: it is not the same - * one-line change, because its four call sites join paths (`/nodes/...`, the - * MCP page) that the new site does not serve at those paths yet. + * + * 2026-09-11 (LIB-008): `getDocsEndpoint()` carried that dead origin all the way + * into 0.2.3 and has now been repointed here too. It was indeed not the same + * one-line change β€” its callers join paths, so it needed the site's `/docs` + * route base *and* a path derivation that matches how the new site names pages. + * `npm run docs:verify-origin` now gates both origins against the live sites. */ export const EXTERNAL_LINKS = { docs: 'https://the-low-code-foundation.github.io/NodeGX/', diff --git a/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/getDocsEndpoint.ts b/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/getDocsEndpoint.ts index 2b0043c30..b942a5b80 100644 --- a/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/getDocsEndpoint.ts +++ b/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/getDocsEndpoint.ts @@ -1,6 +1,47 @@ const remote = require('@electron/remote'); +/** + * LIB-008: the origin for **documentation pages** β€” the four surfaces that send a + * person to a page they read. Its sibling `getContentEndpoint()` addresses the + * editor's content CDN (library index, lessons, templates, tutorials, what's-new). + * + * πŸ”΄ **Do not merge these two back together.** ALPHA-006 Β§5 split them on + * 2026-08-13 precisely so they could move independently, and they since have: + * the payloads stayed in the renamed `nodegx-content` repo, while the docs were + * rebuilt as this monorepo's own Docusaurus site (`docs-site/`, published by + * `.github/workflows/deploy-docs.yml` to this repository's GitHub Pages). + * + * ## Why this was a 404 in 0.2.3 + * + * `opennoodl-docs` was renamed to `nodegx-content` on 2026-08-07. **GitHub Pages + * does not follow a repo-rename redirect** the way git and the API do, so the old + * origin is a hard 404, not something a fetch survives. `getContentEndpoint()` + * was repointed at the time; this function was not, and shipped dead in 0.2.3 β€” + * every in-editor documentation link with it. + * + * ## The `/docs` suffix is load-bearing + * + * Docusaurus serves the doc plugin under `routeBasePath: '/docs'` + * (`docs-site/docusaurus.config.js`) beneath a `baseUrl` of `/NodeGX/`, so a page + * authored at `docs-site/docs/nodes/logic/and.md` is served at + * `…/NodeGX/docs/nodes/logic/and`. Callers join a site-relative path + * (`nodeDocsPath()` returns `/nodes/...`), so the suffix has to be here. + * A repoint without it turns a 404 *site* into a 404 *path* and looks fixed β€” + * the same shape as `getContentEndpoint`'s `/static`, for the same kind of + * reason: where a payload sits depends on how that site is built. + * + * If `routeBasePath` or `baseUrl` ever change, this string must change with them. + * `npm run docs:verify-origin` is the thing that will tell you: it resolves known + * pages through this function and goes red on a non-200. + * + * ## The local-docs branch + * + * Untouched, and deliberately: `main.js` only sets `useLocalDocs` when a server on + * :3000 answers `//version.json` with `{"kind":"noodl-docs"}`, which + * is the *legacy* Noodl docs site's shape. Docusaurus serves no such file, so this + * branch is unreachable against `docs-site/` and repointing it would be a guess. + */ export default function getDocsEndpoint() { const localDocs = remote.getGlobal('useLocalDocs'); - return localDocs ? 'http://localhost:3000' : 'https://the-low-code-foundation.github.io/opennoodl-docs'; + return localDocs ? 'http://localhost:3000' : 'https://the-low-code-foundation.github.io/NodeGX/docs'; } diff --git a/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/nodeDocs.ts b/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/nodeDocs.ts index 4fab8b6b4..2696f29b9 100644 --- a/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/nodeDocs.ts +++ b/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/nodeDocs.ts @@ -39,8 +39,8 @@ * without starting a renderer. The docs *origin* is deliberately not resolved * here: {@link nodeDocsPath} returns a site-relative path and the renderer call * sites join it to `getDocsEndpoint()`. That also keeps the legacy Noodl docs - * host out of this file as a literal β€” the path is derived from whatever URL - * the catalog holds, not string-replaced onto it. + * host out of this file as a literal β€” the path is built from the node's own + * type name and category, never string-replaced onto a URL. * * @module noodl-editor/utils/nodeDocs */ @@ -63,7 +63,10 @@ export interface NodeDocsContent { isDeprecated: boolean; /** Rendered HTML for the preview panes. Never empty when this object exists. */ html: string; - /** Site-relative "read more" path, or `''` when the node has no page. */ + /** + * Site-relative "read more" path. Non-empty for every node the catalog knows; + * `''` only for a type it does not (a local component, a prefab-provided node). + */ path: string; } @@ -124,25 +127,60 @@ function list(items: string[] | undefined): string { /* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /** - * The catalog stores `docs` as an absolute URL on the legacy host, which is a - * **stable key, not an address** β€” ALPHA-006 criterion 6 keeps the literal on the - * node definitions and rewrites it at read time. Taking the pathname is that - * rewrite: it works for any origin the field is ever given, and it means this - * file never names the old host. + * The docs site's route for a node, as a **site-relative path** β€” the origin is + * the caller's decision (`getDocsEndpoint()`), which is what lets `useLocalDocs` + * repoint it and what keeps this module free of Electron. + * + * ## Why this is not derived from the catalog's `docs` URL + * + * It was, until LIB-008. The catalog's `docs` field is an absolute URL on the + * legacy host (`https://docs.noodl.net/nodes/logic/and`) and this function took + * its pathname, on the reasoning that the field is a *stable key, not an + * address* β€” ALPHA-006 criterion 6, which is still the right instinct about the + * field and was the wrong address to derive. + * + * πŸ”΄ **Measured 2026-09-11 against the live site: 30 of the 159 catalog `docs` + * URLs resolve. The other 129 are a 404.** The old site's tree and this one's + * disagree, and they disagree by design: `scripts/generate-node-docs.js` writes + * one page per node at `nodes//`, grouped by the + * **picker's own `category`** rather than by the old site's hand-made hierarchy, + * because the two contradicted each other (`Button` was `ui-controls` there and + * `Visual` here). `/nodes/logic/inverter` happens to agree; `/nodes/data/user/log-in` + * against `/nodes/cloud-services/net-noodl-user-log-in` does not, and nothing + * made it agree. + * + * So the path is derived the way the pages are named. That addresses **176 of + * 176** nodes β€” including the 17 that carry no `docs` URL at all and therefore + * used to render no "read more" link despite having had a generated page since + * ALPHA-006 Β§3. + * + * πŸ”΄ **`slugify` below is a second copy of the generator's.** Two copies drift; + * this one is gated against the **artefact** rather than against the other copy β€” + * `tests-unit/alpha-006/nodeDocs.test.ts` asserts every catalog node's path names + * a file that `generate-node-docs.js` actually wrote under `docs-site/docs/`. A + * shared import was the alternative and is not available: the generator is a CJS + * script that requires `fs` at module scope, and this module is bundled into the + * renderer. + * + * The legacy host still never appears here as a literal, which was the other + * thing criterion 6 bought. */ +function slugify(text: string): string { + // Kept character-for-character in step with `scripts/generate-node-docs.js`. + return text + .replace(/([a-z0-9])([A-Z])/g, '$1-$2') + .replace(/[^a-zA-Z0-9]+/g, '-') + .toLowerCase() + .replace(/^-+|-+$/g, ''); +} + export function nodeDocsPath(typeName: string): string { - const raw = enrichedNode(typeName)?.docs; - if (!raw) return ''; + const node = enrichedNode(typeName); + if (!node) return ''; - try { - const { pathname } = new URL(raw); - // The old site served `…-short.md` fragments and `#/`-prefixed hash routes - // to the fetch protocol; a person following a link wants neither. - return pathname.replace(/^\/#\//, '/').replace(/(-short)?\.md$/, ''); - } catch { - // Already relative. - return raw.startsWith('/') ? raw : `/${raw}`; - } + // `generate-node-docs.js` buckets an absent category under this same label, so + // a node that never got one still has a page and still gets a link. + return `/nodes/${slugify(node.category || 'Uncategorised')}/${slugify(node.typeName)}`; } function renderHtml( diff --git a/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/views/panels/SettingsPanel/sections/McpSettingsSection.tsx b/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/views/panels/SettingsPanel/sections/McpSettingsSection.tsx index 823e05690..d64109308 100644 --- a/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/views/panels/SettingsPanel/sections/McpSettingsSection.tsx +++ b/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/views/panels/SettingsPanel/sections/McpSettingsSection.tsx @@ -200,7 +200,15 @@ function McpServerRow({ * One probe per editor session (GitHub Pages caches for ten minutes anyway), and a network failure * is indistinguishable from "not published" on purpose: both mean "do not offer a link". */ -const MCP_DOCS_PATH = 'docs/getting-started/ai-assisted-dev/mcp/'; +/** + * πŸ”΄ LIB-008 β€” site-relative to `getDocsEndpoint()`, which now ends in `/docs`. + * This used to carry its own `docs/` prefix because the endpoint was a bare site + * root. Leaving it would have made the probe ask for `…/docs/docs/…`, which 404s + * exactly like today β€” and because the link renders only when the probe answers, + * that failure is invisible: MCP-004 could publish the page and this would stay + * silently off forever. The self-healing is the reason to get it right now. + */ +const MCP_DOCS_PATH = 'getting-started/ai-assisted-dev/mcp/'; let docsProbe: Promise | null = null; diff --git a/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/views/panels/propertyeditor/components/NodeLabel/NodeLabel.tsx b/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/views/panels/propertyeditor/components/NodeLabel/NodeLabel.tsx index e6101b4ab..6b6de2cac 100644 --- a/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/views/panels/propertyeditor/components/NodeLabel/NodeLabel.tsx +++ b/packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/views/panels/propertyeditor/components/NodeLabel/NodeLabel.tsx @@ -229,9 +229,10 @@ export function NodeLabel({ model, showHelp = true }: NodeLabelProps) { return; } - // The catalog stores the page as an absolute legacy URL; `nodeDocs.path` is - // the site-relative rewrite of it, joined here to the configured endpoint - // (which `useLocalDocs` may point at a local docs build). + // `nodeDocs.path` is site-relative β€” LIB-008: derived from the node's own + // category and type name, which is how the docs site names its pages β€” + // joined here to the configured endpoint (which `useLocalDocs` may point at + // a local docs build). The endpoint carries the site's `/docs` route base. if (!nodeDocs?.path) return; const docsUrl = getDocsEndpoint() + nodeDocs.path; diff --git a/packages/noodl-editor/tests-unit/alpha-006/nodeDocs.test.ts b/packages/noodl-editor/tests-unit/alpha-006/nodeDocs.test.ts index 08ee8fbda..5e3dc369c 100644 --- a/packages/noodl-editor/tests-unit/alpha-006/nodeDocs.test.ts +++ b/packages/noodl-editor/tests-unit/alpha-006/nodeDocs.test.ts @@ -12,6 +12,9 @@ * the old path could not have been tested this way at all. */ +import * as fs from 'fs'; +import * as path from 'path'; + import { formatInline, getNodeDocs, @@ -23,9 +26,12 @@ import { // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-var-requires const catalog = require('../../../noodl-types/src/node-catalog-enriched.json') as { - nodes: Array<{ typeName: string; docs?: string; isDeprecated?: boolean; enrichment?: unknown }>; + nodes: Array<{ typeName: string; category?: string; docs?: string; isDeprecated?: boolean; enrichment?: unknown }>; }; +/** The pages `scripts/generate-node-docs.js` actually wrote, on disk. */ +const DOCS_SITE_DOCS = path.resolve(__dirname, '../../../../docs-site/docs'); + describe('ALPHA-006 Β§1 β€” node docs from the bundled catalog', () => { describe('coverage', () => { it('documents every node type in the catalog', () => { @@ -51,8 +57,13 @@ describe('ALPHA-006 Β§1 β€” node docs from the bundled catalog', () => { const docs = getNodeDocs(node.typeName); expect(docs).toBeDefined(); expect(docs.summary.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); - // No page means no "read more", and the callers gate the link on it. - expect(docs.path).toBe(''); + // πŸ”΄ LIB-008 changed this row's expectation, and the change is the point. + // It used to assert `path === ''`, because the path was derived from the + // catalog's legacy `docs` URL and these nodes have none. But ALPHA-006 Β§3 + // generates a page for *every* node from the same catalog, so "no legacy + // URL" never meant "no page" β€” it meant this bucket was the one group + // guaranteed to get no link despite having somewhere to link to. + expect(docs.path).not.toBe(''); } }); @@ -74,11 +85,25 @@ describe('ALPHA-006 Β§1 β€” node docs from the bundled catalog', () => { }); }); + /** + * πŸ”΄ LIB-008. This block is the gate that keeps `nodeDocsPath`'s slug rules in + * step with `scripts/generate-node-docs.js`'s β€” and it does it by reading the + * **generated pages on disk**, not by re-implementing the generator's slugify + * beside it. Two copies of a rule compared against each other agree by + * construction and prove nothing; compared against the artefact one of them + * produced, a drift in either is red. + * + * It is also the offline half of LIB-008's AC3. `docs:verify-origin` asks + * whether the live site serves these paths and needs egress to do it; this asks + * whether the paths name pages this repo actually publishes, and runs on every + * PR with no network at all. A rename inside `docs-site/` is caught here before + * it is ever deployed. + */ describe('the "read more" path', () => { it('is site-relative, so the origin stays the caller`s decision', () => { - const path = nodeDocsPath('Group'); - expect(path.startsWith('/')).toBe(true); - expect(path).not.toContain('http'); + const docsPath = nodeDocsPath('Group'); + expect(docsPath.startsWith('/')).toBe(true); + expect(docsPath).not.toContain('http'); }); it('never leaks the legacy host into a path', () => { @@ -91,10 +116,40 @@ describe('ALPHA-006 Β§1 β€” node docs from the bundled catalog', () => { // Those suffixes addressed the raw source the old parser fetched; a // person following the link wants the page. for (const node of catalog.nodes) { - const path = nodeDocsPath(node.typeName); - expect(path.endsWith('.md')).toBe(false); - expect(path.startsWith('/#/')).toBe(false); + const docsPath = nodeDocsPath(node.typeName); + expect(docsPath.endsWith('.md')).toBe(false); + expect(docsPath.startsWith('/#/')).toBe(false); + } + }); + + /** + * The row that matters. Measured against the live site on 2026-09-11, the old + * legacy-URL derivation resolved for **30 of 159** nodes; every other node's + * "read more" was a 404 *path* on a healthy origin β€” which is what a repoint + * alone would have left behind, looking fixed. + */ + it('names a page the docs generator actually wrote, for every node', () => { + const missing: string[] = []; + for (const node of catalog.nodes) { + const docsPath = nodeDocsPath(node.typeName); + // `/nodes/logic/and` is authored at `docs-site/docs/nodes/logic/and.md`. + const onDisk = path.join(DOCS_SITE_DOCS, `${docsPath.replace(/^\//, '')}.md`); + if (!fs.existsSync(onDisk)) missing.push(`${node.typeName} -> ${docsPath}`); } + expect(missing).toEqual([]); + }); + + /** + * πŸ”΄ The negative control. Every row above is satisfied by a function that + * returns a path for a node it has never heard of, and `existsSync` over an + * empty list passes. This proves the gate above is discriminating: the + * derivation is wrong for a made-up category, and the check sees it. + */ + it('the page check is discriminating, not vacuous', () => { + expect(catalog.nodes.length).toBeGreaterThan(100); + expect(fs.existsSync(path.join(DOCS_SITE_DOCS, 'nodes/not-a-category/not-a-node.md'))).toBe(false); + // And an unknown type still yields no link at all, rather than a plausible 404. + expect(nodeDocsPath('/App/SomeUserComponent')).toBe(''); }); }); diff --git a/scripts/docs/verify-origin.ts b/scripts/docs/verify-origin.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..20e2160f8 --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/docs/verify-origin.ts @@ -0,0 +1,410 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env ts-node +/** + * LIB-008 β€” npm run docs:verify-origin + * + * **The gate that would have caught 0.2.3.** `opennoodl-docs` was renamed to + * `nodegx-content` on 2026-08-07. GitHub Pages, unlike git and unlike the API, + * does not follow a repo-rename redirect β€” so the old origin became a hard 404 + * while every other reference to the old name kept working, which is exactly why + * nobody noticed. `getContentEndpoint()` was repointed at the time. + * `getDocsEndpoint()` was not, and shipped dead: every documentation link in the + * editor, across 176 node pages, the property panel, the node picker and the MCP + * settings help link. + * + * Nothing measured that. This does. + * + * ## Both endpoints, one sweep + * + * πŸ”΄ **`getContentEndpoint` is checked here too, and that is the point.** It is + * healthy today and was equally healthy right up until a rename; the two + * functions were split on 2026-08-13 precisely so they could move independently, + * and within six months they had diverged into one live origin and one dead one. + * A sweep that only covered the one that broke would have learned nothing from + * the thing that happened. + * + * ## What a verdict means + * + * Both origins are called, never copied: this imports the editor's own modules, + * so a repoint is followed with no edit here. A regex over the source would have + * been shorter and would have been a second declaration of a shared value, + * checked by nothing. + * + * - **UNAVAILABLE (exit 2)** β€” the host did not answer at all: DNS, connect, + * timeout. *Nothing was checked.* This is never a pass; "could not check" is + * not "checked and fine", which is the silence this gate exists to end. + * - **ORIGIN GONE (exit 1)** β€” the host answered, but the origin's liveness + * probe is not 200. The site itself is not being served. **This is the + * 0.2.3 shape**: a renamed repo, a disabled Pages, a changed `baseUrl`. + * - **PATH MOVED (exit 1)** β€” the origin is alive and a known page is not + * there. **This is the shape a naive repoint leaves behind**: dropping in the + * new repo name without `getDocsEndpoint`'s `/docs` suffix turns a 404 *site* + * into a 404 *path*, and looks fixed. Distinguishing the two is what tells + * you whether to fix the origin or the suffix. + * - **exit 0** β€” every required probe answered 200. + * + * The liveness probe is per-origin rather than "the site root", because the two + * sites are built differently and their roots disagree: the docs site serves a + * landing page at `/`, while the content origin's legacy Pages build has no + * document at `/static/` at all (measured 2026-09-11: 404 on a perfectly healthy + * origin). Using a root as a liveness signal would have declared the content + * origin dead every run. + * + * ## Where the paths come from + * + * The docs page probes are resolved through **`nodeDocsPath()`**, the same + * function the editor's help surfaces call β€” not through path literals. A gate + * holding its own copy of the route scheme would go green on a derivation that + * had stopped matching the site, which is half of what LIB-008 found. + * + * Its offline counterpart is `tests-unit/alpha-006/nodeDocs.test.ts`, which + * asserts every catalog node's path names a page `generate-node-docs.js` actually + * wrote. That one runs on every PR with no network; this one asks the question + * that needs egress β€” *is the thing we publish actually being served?* + * + * Usage: + * npm run docs:verify-origin + * ts-node -P ./scripts/tsconfig.json ./scripts/docs/verify-origin.ts [--json] + * + * Exit codes: 0 = every required probe is 200, 1 = ORIGIN GONE or PATH MOVED, + * 2 = UNAVAILABLE, or this gate's own failure paths are broken. + */ + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// The editor's own endpoints, called β€” not copied. +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// Both modules require `@electron/remote` at module scope, which throws outside +// Electron, so it is stubbed at the resolver before the imports below run. +// Everything else about them is the real thing. +const Module = require('module'); +const REMOTE_STUB_ID = '\0stub:electron-remote'; +const realResolveFilename = (Module as { _resolveFilename: (...a: unknown[]) => string })._resolveFilename; +(Module as { _resolveFilename: unknown })._resolveFilename = function (request: string, ...rest: unknown[]) { + if (request === '@electron/remote') return REMOTE_STUB_ID; + return realResolveFilename.call(this, request, ...rest); +}; +require.cache[REMOTE_STUB_ID] = { + id: REMOTE_STUB_ID, + filename: REMOTE_STUB_ID, + loaded: true, + // `useLocalDocs` false is the shipped branch: the published origins, not a + // dev server. A gate that graded localhost would grade nothing. + exports: { getGlobal: (name: string) => (name === 'useLocalDocs' ? false : undefined) } +} as never; + +/* eslint-disable import/first */ +import getContentEndpoint from '../../packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/getContentEndpoint'; +import getDocsEndpoint from '../../packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/getDocsEndpoint'; +import { nodeDocsPath } from '../../packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/nodeDocs'; +/* eslint-enable import/first */ + +const AS_JSON = process.argv.slice(2).includes('--json'); + +const ATTEMPTS = 3; +const TIMEOUT_MS = 20_000; + +interface Probe { + /** Site-relative, joined to the endpoint. */ + path: string; + /** What breaks for a person when this is not there. */ + what: string; + /** + * Optional payloads are reported and not gated. Today that is the what's-new + * feed, which `whats-new.ts` documents as decoration: "not having one is a + * normal state, not a failure". Gating it would make this sweep red for a + * reason nobody intends to fix, and a gate that has been red for days reads as + * furniture. + */ + optional?: boolean; +} + +interface Origin { + name: string; + endpoint: string; + /** Where the endpoint is declared, for the failure message. */ + source: string; + /** + * The path suffix the endpoint carries because of how that site is built β€” + * `/docs` for Docusaurus's `routeBasePath`, `/static` for the content repo's + * legacy Pages build. Stripping it gives the **site root**, and that is what + * makes ORIGIN GONE distinguishable from PATH MOVED: a renamed repo takes the + * root down with it, while a wrong suffix leaves a perfectly healthy root + * above a tree of 404s. + * + * ⚠️ This is not asserted against the endpoint. If a future endpoint carries no + * suffix the site root is the endpoint itself, the liveness probe still + * answers, and a dropped suffix shows up where it should β€” as every page + * probe 404ing under a live root, which reads out as PATH MOVED. + */ + suffix: string; + /** + * A document that exists whenever this site is served **and does not sit under + * the suffix**, resolved against the site root. Per-origin because the two + * sites are built differently and neither serves the obvious thing: Docusaurus + * publishes no document at its own `routeBasePath`, and the content origin has + * no `index.html` at all (measured 2026-09-11: `/nodegx-content/` is 404 on a + * perfectly healthy origin). Using "the root" as a liveness signal would have + * called both of them dead. + */ + liveness: Probe; + probes: Probe[]; +} + +type Verdict = 'ok' | 'PATH MOVED'; + +interface Result extends Probe { + url: string; + status: number | null; + /** Set when the request never got an HTTP answer. */ + error?: string; +} + +/** + * One request, retried to ride out a Pages blip. Returns the **final** status + * after redirects: Docusaurus 301s `/docs/nodes/logic/and` to the same path with + * a trailing slash, and treating that as a failure would fail every node page. + * + * `null` status means no HTTP answer at all β€” the UNAVAILABLE case, which is + * categorically different from a 404 and must never collapse into one. + */ +async function probe(url: string, attempts = ATTEMPTS): Promise<{ status: number | null; error?: string }> { + let lastError = ''; + for (let attempt = 1; attempt <= attempts; attempt++) { + try { + const res = await fetch(url, { redirect: 'follow', signal: AbortSignal.timeout(TIMEOUT_MS) }); + return { status: res.status }; + } catch (err) { + lastError = (err as Error).message; + } + if (attempt < attempts) await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, attempt * 1000)); + } + return { status: null, error: lastError }; +} + +/** + * πŸ”΄ The property that matters most here is a NEGATIVE one: this gate must never + * exit 0 without having reached anything. An absence assertion is only worth + * reading beside a known-firing signal, so the failure paths are exercised on + * every run rather than checked by hand once. + * + * AC3 asks for this explicitly β€” *prove it by pointing the check at a dead host + * and watching it fail* β€” and asks that the proof distinguish unreachable from + * wrong path, so both are armed here: + * + * - a dead host must come back with a `null` status (UNAVAILABLE), not a + * status code, and not an exception this script would report as a crash; + * - `classify()` must return ORIGIN GONE for that, and PATH MOVED for a live + * origin with a missing page β€” the two verdicts LIB-008 is about; + * - and a healthy origin must still classify as `ok`, so the checks above are + * shown to be discriminating rather than merely strict. + * + * Port 1 on loopback refuses instantly and needs no DNS, so the network half + * costs milliseconds. `attempts` is 1 so the retry backoff is not paid for a + * failure that is certain. + */ +async function selfTest(): Promise { + const failures: string[] = []; + + const dead = await probe('http://127.0.0.1:1/docs/', 1); + if (dead.status !== null) { + failures.push( + `self-test: a dead host answered with status ${dead.status} instead of nothing β€” ` + + `this gate could report a verdict without reaching an origin` + ); + } + + const cases: Array<[string, Result[], ReturnType]> = [ + ['a dead host', [{ path: '/', what: 'liveness', url: 'x', status: null, error: 'ECONNREFUSED' }], 'UNAVAILABLE'], + ['a 404 liveness probe', [{ path: '/', what: 'liveness', url: 'x', status: 404 }], 'ORIGIN GONE'], + ['a live origin missing a page', [{ path: '/', what: 'liveness', url: 'x', status: 200 }], 'ok'] + ]; + for (const [what, results, expected] of cases) { + const actual = classify(results[0], []); + if (actual !== expected) failures.push(`self-test: ${what} classified as ${actual}, expected ${expected}`); + } + + const moved = classify({ path: '/', what: 'liveness', url: 'x', status: 200 }, [ + { path: '/nodes/logic/and', what: 'a node page', url: 'x', status: 404 } + ]); + if (moved !== 'PATH MOVED') { + failures.push(`self-test: a live origin with a 404 page classified as ${moved}, expected PATH MOVED`); + } + + // The negative control for the control: an optional 404 must NOT move the + // verdict, or "everything is required" would pass every row above too. + const optional = classify({ path: '/', what: 'liveness', url: 'x', status: 200 }, [ + { path: '/whats-new/feed.json', what: 'decoration', url: 'x', status: 404, optional: true } + ]); + if (optional !== 'ok') failures.push(`self-test: an optional 404 changed the verdict to ${optional}`); + + return failures; +} + +function classify(liveness: Result, pages: Result[]): Verdict | 'UNAVAILABLE' | 'ORIGIN GONE' { + if (liveness.status === null) return 'UNAVAILABLE'; + if (liveness.status !== 200) return 'ORIGIN GONE'; + // A page that could not be reached at all, on an origin that just answered, + // is a blip rather than an outage β€” but it is still not a 200, and calling it + // one would be the failure mode this whole file is about. + if (pages.some((p) => !p.optional && p.status !== 200)) return 'PATH MOVED'; + return 'ok'; +} + +/** The docs origin's probes, resolved through the editor's own derivation. */ +function docsProbes(): Probe[] { + return [ + // A generated node page, addressed exactly as the property panel and the + // node picker address it. `And` is in the catalog and its page is generated. + { path: nodeDocsPath('And'), what: 'a node page (property panel, node picker)' }, + // A node whose legacy URL and generated route DISAGREE. Before LIB-008 this + // one resolved to `/nodes/data/user/log-in` and 404'd on a healthy origin β€” + // it is here so a regression to the legacy derivation cannot pass. + { path: nodeDocsPath('net.noodl.user.LogIn'), what: 'a node whose legacy URL and route disagree' }, + // A hand-authored page, so this is not only a claim about generated output. + { path: '/custom-nodes', what: 'the hand-authored custom-nodes guide' } + ]; +} + +const ORIGINS: Origin[] = [ + { + name: 'docs', + endpoint: getDocsEndpoint(), + source: 'packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/getDocsEndpoint.ts', + suffix: '/docs', + // The Docusaurus landing page. `/docs/` itself is a 404 on a healthy site β€” + // Docusaurus creates no document at `routeBasePath` unless a doc claims + // `slug: /`, and none does β€” so the root above the suffix is the signal. + liveness: { path: '/', what: 'the docs site itself' }, + probes: docsProbes() + }, + { + name: 'content', + endpoint: getContentEndpoint(), + source: 'packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/utils/getContentEndpoint.ts', + suffix: '/static', + // The repo's own README, served verbatim because the rename re-ran Pages as + // a *legacy* build that publishes the repo tree. It is the only document on + // this origin that is not under `/static`, which is exactly what makes it + // able to tell a gone origin from a moved suffix. + // + // ⚠️ Its failure mode is a false ORIGIN GONE if that README is ever deleted. + // That is loud, lands beside four payload probes that would still be green, + // and is a one-line fix here β€” the opposite of the silence LIB-008 was. + liveness: { path: '/README.md', what: "the content repo's README, served above /static" }, + probes: [ + { path: '/library/prefabs/index.json', what: 'the prefab library index' }, + { path: '/library/modules/index.json', what: 'the module library index' }, + { path: '/lessons/index.json', what: 'the Learn lesson list' }, + { path: '/tutorials/index.json', what: 'the tutorials list' }, + { path: '/whats-new/feed.json', what: "the what's-new feed", optional: true } + ] + } +]; + +/** The site root: the endpoint with its build-shaped suffix taken off. */ +function siteRoot(origin: Origin): string { + return origin.endpoint.endsWith(origin.suffix) + ? origin.endpoint.slice(0, -origin.suffix.length) + : origin.endpoint; +} + +async function run(origin: Origin) { + const resolve = async (base: string, p: Probe): Promise => { + const url = `${base}${p.path}`; + const { status, error } = await probe(url); + return { ...p, url, status, error }; + }; + + const liveness = await resolve(siteRoot(origin), origin.liveness); + // Nothing below a dead liveness probe is worth asking: on a gone origin every + // page 404s, and printing ten of them buries the one fact that matters. + const pages = + liveness.status === 200 ? await Promise.all(origin.probes.map((p) => resolve(origin.endpoint, p))) : []; + return { origin, liveness, pages, verdict: classify(liveness, pages) }; +} + +async function main() { + for (const origin of ORIGINS) { + if (typeof origin.endpoint !== 'string' || !origin.endpoint.startsWith('http')) { + console.error(`${origin.name}: endpoint is ${JSON.stringify(origin.endpoint)} β€” cannot address the origin.`); + process.exit(2); + } + } + + const selfTestFailures = await selfTest(); + if (selfTestFailures.length) { + console.error('\nπŸ”΄ This gate cannot be trusted to fail β€” its own failure paths are broken:'); + for (const f of selfTestFailures) console.error(` ${f}`); + process.exit(2); + } + + const runs = await Promise.all(ORIGINS.map(run)); + + if (AS_JSON) { + console.log( + JSON.stringify( + runs.map((r) => ({ + origin: r.origin.name, + endpoint: r.origin.endpoint, + verdict: r.verdict, + liveness: { path: r.liveness.path, status: r.liveness.status, error: r.liveness.error }, + pages: r.pages.map((p) => ({ path: p.path, status: p.status, optional: !!p.optional, error: p.error })) + })), + null, + 2 + ) + ); + } else { + console.log('LIB-008 β€” both editor origins, resolved by calling the editor\'s own functions.\n'); + for (const r of runs) { + console.log(`${r.origin.name}: ${r.origin.endpoint}`); + const show = (p: Result, label: string) => { + const mark = p.status === 200 ? ' ok ' : p.optional ? ' note' : ' πŸ”΄ '; + const code = p.status === null ? `no answer (${p.error})` : String(p.status); + console.log(`${mark} ${code.padEnd(22)} ${label}${p.path} β€” ${p.what}`); + }; + show(r.liveness, 'liveness '); + for (const p of r.pages) show(p, ' '); + console.log(''); + } + + for (const r of runs) { + if (r.verdict === 'ok') continue; + if (r.verdict === 'UNAVAILABLE') { + console.error( + `πŸ”΄ ${r.origin.name}: ORIGIN UNAVAILABLE β€” nothing was checked.\n` + + ` ${r.liveness.url}: ${r.liveness.error}\n` + + ` This is NOT a pass. Re-run with network access.` + ); + } else if (r.verdict === 'ORIGIN GONE') { + console.error( + `πŸ”΄ ${r.origin.name}: ORIGIN GONE β€” the host answered ${r.liveness.status} for ${r.liveness.url}.\n` + + ` The site is not being served there. GitHub Pages does NOT follow a repo-rename\n` + + ` redirect, so a rename, a disabled Pages, or a changed baseUrl all look like this.\n` + + ` Fix the origin in ${r.origin.source}.` + ); + } else { + const moved = r.pages.filter((p) => !p.optional && p.status !== 200); + console.error( + `πŸ”΄ ${r.origin.name}: PATH MOVED β€” the origin is alive, ${moved.length} known ` + + `${moved.length === 1 ? 'page is' : 'pages are'} not where the editor looks.\n` + + moved.map((p) => ` ${p.status ?? 'no answer'} ${p.url} β€” ${p.what}`).join('\n') + + `\n The origin is right and the path is wrong: check the suffix in ${r.origin.source}\n` + + ` against how that site is built, and the path derivation that produced these.` + ); + } + } + } + + const failed = runs.filter((r) => r.verdict !== 'ok'); + if (!failed.length) { + if (!AS_JSON) console.log('Both origins serve every page the editor asks them for.'); + process.exit(0); + } + process.exit(failed.some((r) => r.verdict === 'UNAVAILABLE') ? 2 : 1); +} + +main().catch((err) => { + console.error(err.stack || err.message || err); + process.exit(2); +}); From 548a21d059987b9766c93c8273742c0ee0360912 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Richard Osborne Date: Sat, 12 Sep 2026 08:19:15 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 05/16] fix(exp-018): a background picture loads on a sub-path deploy MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A deploy served from a sub-path (`nodegx deploy --base-url /x/`) publishes that base as `Noodl.Env['BaseUrl']`. `resolveMediaSource` calls the runtime's `getAbsoluteUrl`, which reads a DIFFERENT name β€” `Noodl.baseUrl` β€” that nothing in the deploy ever sets, so it falls back to '/' and a project-relative picture resolves to the domain root. `Image` and `Video` apply the Env value themselves for exactly this reason. This port is the third channel and was missing it. Measured 2026-09-11 on nodegx.io/templates/business-landing-page/: the `` resolved under the sub-path and loaded, while this port's picture resolved to the root and 404'd. The fix cannot go in `resolveMediaSource` β€” Image would then prepend the base a second time, because the already-based URL still starts with '/'. And the `!url.startsWith(baseUrl)` guard is not belt-and-braces: without it a value that already carries the base gains it twice. An author deploying to a sub-path can reasonably type the full path into this port, and a wire can carry one. `Image.tsx` has no such guard and doubles in that case β€” a defect this port should not copy, and the arm that caught it failed on the first version of this fix. Verified: exp018-background-image-base-url.test.ts 9/9. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- .../src/node-shared-port-definitions.ts | 25 ++- .../exp018-background-image-base-url.test.ts | 188 ++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 212 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) create mode 100644 packages/noodl-viewer-react/tests/exp018-background-image-base-url.test.ts diff --git a/packages/noodl-viewer-react/src/node-shared-port-definitions.ts b/packages/noodl-viewer-react/src/node-shared-port-definitions.ts index 75b1f1964..e3f9f3cba 100644 --- a/packages/noodl-viewer-react/src/node-shared-port-definitions.ts +++ b/packages/noodl-viewer-react/src/node-shared-port-definitions.ts @@ -1690,7 +1690,30 @@ export default { allowVisualStates: true, set(value) { const internal = this._internal || (this._internal = {}); - internal.backgroundImageUrl = resolveMediaSource(value); + let url = resolveMediaSource(value); + + // A deploy served from a sub-path (`nodegx deploy --base-url /x/`) publishes that base + // as `Noodl.Env['BaseUrl']`. `resolveMediaSource` calls the runtime's `getAbsoluteUrl`, + // which reads a DIFFERENT name β€” `Noodl.baseUrl` β€” that nothing in the deploy ever sets, + // so it falls back to '/' and a project-relative picture resolves to the domain root. + // Image (`components/visual/Image/Image.tsx`) and Video apply the Env value themselves + // for exactly this reason; this port is the third channel and was missing it. Measured + // 2026-09-11 on nodegx.io/templates/business-landing-page/: `` resolved under the + // sub-path and loaded, while this port's picture resolved to the root and 404'd. + // ⚠️ The fix cannot go in `resolveMediaSource` β€” Image would then prepend the base a + // second time, because the already-based URL still starts with '/'. + // ⚠️ `!url.startsWith(baseUrl)` is not belt-and-braces: without it, a value that already + // carries the base gains it twice (`/x/y/x/y/…`). An author deploying to a sub-path can + // reasonably type the full path into this port, and a wire can carry one. `Image.tsx` + // has no such guard and doubles in that case β€” a defect this port should not copy. + // Caught by exp018's "already carries the base" arm, which failed on the first version + // of this fix. + if (url && url.startsWith('/')) { + const baseUrl = Noodl.Env && Noodl.Env['BaseUrl']; + if (baseUrl && !url.startsWith(baseUrl)) url = baseUrl + url.substring(1); + } + + internal.backgroundImageUrl = url; this._updateBackgroundLayers(); } }, diff --git a/packages/noodl-viewer-react/tests/exp018-background-image-base-url.test.ts b/packages/noodl-viewer-react/tests/exp018-background-image-base-url.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f2b85a801 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/noodl-viewer-react/tests/exp018-background-image-base-url.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,188 @@ +/** + * EXP-018 β€” a project-relative background picture survives a deploy served from a sub-path. + * + * Measured 2026-09-11 on the live `nodegx.io/templates/business-landing-page/`, deployed with + * `nodegx deploy --base-url /templates/business-landing-page/`: + * + * | channel | stored value | resolved to | result | + * |---|---|---|---| + * | `` (Image node) | `noodl_modules/…/work-machine-shop.webp` | `…/templates/business-landing-page/noodl_modules/…` | loaded | + * | this port (`backgroundImage`) | the same string | `https://nodegx.io/noodl_modules/…` | **404, hero blank** | + * + * πŸ”΄ **The cause is two different names for the base URL, and only one of them is ever set.** + * A deploy publishes its base as `Noodl.Env['BaseUrl']`. `Image.tsx`, `Video.tsx`, `fontloader.ts` + * and `router.tsx` each read that name and apply it by hand. This port went through + * `resolveMediaSource` β†’ `noodl-runtime`'s `getAbsoluteUrl`, which reads `Noodl.baseUrl` β€” a + * lowercase sibling that nothing in the deploy writes, so it fell back to `'/'` and produced a + * domain-root URL. `getAbsoluteUrl`'s own comment says so: `//this just assumes the base url is + * '/' always`. + * + * πŸ”΄ **Why the fix is in the port and not in `resolveMediaSource`, which is where it looks like it + * belongs.** `Image.tsx:56` applies the base itself, guarded on `src.startsWith('/')`. A base URL + * is itself a path beginning with `/`, so an already-based URL still satisfies that guard: move + * this logic one level down into the shared helper and Image prepends the base a SECOND time, + * turning `/templates/x/a.webp` into `/templates/x/templates/x/a.webp`. That mutant is armed below + * (`the shared helper must NOT apply the base`) and it is the reason this file exists rather than a + * three-line change in `media-source.ts`. + * + * Every arm drives the REAL port definition and the REAL `_updateBackgroundLayers`, and asserts the + * CSS string a browser would receive β€” not `internal.backgroundImageUrl`, which is an intermediate + * nobody renders. An arm that read the internal field would pass with the layer composition broken. + * + * The mutant ledger: + * - drop the base-application block entirely β†’ "under a sub-path" reddens (the defect). + * - apply the base without the `startsWith('/')` guard β†’ "an absolute http(s) URL" reddens. + * - apply the base to a `data:` URI β†’ "a data URI" reddens. + * - drop the `Noodl.Env` presence guard β†’ "no Env at all" throws. + * - move the logic into `resolveMediaSource` β†’ "the shared helper" reddens. + * - apply the base twice / on an already-based URL β†’ "already carries the base" reddens. + * - resolve an empty port to a string β†’ "an empty port" reddens (NDA-012 G1). + */ + +/* eslint-env jest */ + +import sharedPorts from '../src/node-shared-port-definitions'; +import { resolveMediaSource } from '../src/nodes/visual/media-source'; + +const BASE = '/templates/business-landing-page/'; +const PICTURE = 'noodl_modules/starter-imagery/work-machine-shop.webp'; + +declare const globalThis: Record; + +/** The node a Group presents to these ports: the two style sinks and its own `_internal`. */ +function makeHost(methods: Record) { + return { + _internal: {} as Record, + styles: null as Record | null, + removed: [] as string[], + setStyle(style: Record) { + this.styles = { ...(this.styles || {}), ...style }; + }, + removeStyle(names: string[]) { + this.removed.push(...names); + this.styles = null; + }, + ...methods + }; +} + +/** + * One write to the port, driven through the real definition. + * + * `addBackgroundInputs` is what every visual node calls, so the `set` reached here is the shipped + * one; `definition.methods._updateBackgroundLayers` is likewise the shipped composer, bound to the + * host so the layer string is built exactly as it is at runtime. + */ +function writeBackgroundImage(value: unknown, baseUrl?: string): string | undefined { + const definition: any = { methods: {} }; + sharedPorts.addBackgroundInputs(definition); + + const host: any = makeHost({ + _updateBackgroundLayers: definition.methods._updateBackgroundLayers + }); + + const previous = globalThis.Noodl; + globalThis.Noodl = baseUrl === undefined ? { Env: {} } : { Env: { BaseUrl: baseUrl } }; + try { + definition.inputs.backgroundImage.set.call(host, value); + } finally { + globalThis.Noodl = previous; + } + + return host.styles?.backgroundImage as string | undefined; +} + +/** The URL inside `url("…")`, or null when no picture layer was emitted. */ +function pictureUrl(css: string | undefined): string | null { + if (!css) return null; + const m = /url\("([^"]*)"\)/.exec(css); + return m ? m[1] : null; +} + +describe('EXP-018 β€” backgroundImage under a deploy base URL', () => { + it('resolves a project-relative picture under the sub-path the site is served from', () => { + // The defect, in one line: without the fix this is '/noodl_modules/…' and 404s. + expect(pictureUrl(writeBackgroundImage(PICTURE, BASE))).toBe(`${BASE}${PICTURE}`); + }); + + it('leaves the picture at the domain root when no base URL was published', () => { + // A site deployed at a domain root is the common case and must not gain a prefix. + expect(pictureUrl(writeBackgroundImage(PICTURE))).toBe(`/${PICTURE}`); + }); + + it('does not prepend the base to a URL that already carries it', () => { + // Arms the double-application mutant from the header. Re-writing the port with the value it + // already resolved to β€” a re-render, a wire firing twice β€” must be a fixed point. + const once = pictureUrl(writeBackgroundImage(PICTURE, BASE))!; + expect(pictureUrl(writeBackgroundImage(once, BASE))).toBe(once); + }); + + it('leaves an absolute http(s) URL untouched', () => { + const remote = 'https://images.example.com/hero.webp'; + expect(pictureUrl(writeBackgroundImage(remote, BASE))).toBe(remote); + }); + + it('leaves a data URI untouched', () => { + const inline = 'data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACw='; + expect(pictureUrl(writeBackgroundImage(inline, BASE))).toBe(inline); + }); + + it('emits no picture layer for an empty port, and clears the style', () => { + // NDA-012 (Visual) G1: null/undefined/'' are ordinary arrivals, not "fetch this". + for (const empty of [null, undefined, '']) { + expect(pictureUrl(writeBackgroundImage(empty, BASE))).toBeNull(); + } + }); + + it('does not throw when the runtime published no Env at all', () => { + // `Noodl.Env` is present in every shipped viewer, but a throw inside a port's `set` takes the + // whole node down, so the guard is asserted rather than assumed. + const definition: any = { methods: {} }; + sharedPorts.addBackgroundInputs(definition); + const host: any = makeHost({ _updateBackgroundLayers: definition.methods._updateBackgroundLayers }); + + const previous = globalThis.Noodl; + globalThis.Noodl = {}; + try { + expect(() => definition.inputs.backgroundImage.set.call(host, PICTURE)).not.toThrow(); + } finally { + globalThis.Noodl = previous; + } + }); + + it('the shared helper must NOT apply the base β€” Image applies it itself and would double it', () => { + // πŸ”΄ This is the constraint that decides WHERE the fix lives. If a later change moves the + // base-application into `resolveMediaSource`, this arm reddens β€” and `Image.tsx:56`, whose + // `startsWith('/')` guard an already-based URL still satisfies, would silently produce + // `/templates/x/templates/x/…`. + const previous = globalThis.Noodl; + globalThis.Noodl = { Env: { BaseUrl: BASE }, baseUrl: undefined }; + try { + expect(resolveMediaSource(PICTURE)).toBe(`/${PICTURE}`); + } finally { + globalThis.Noodl = previous; + } + }); + + it('composes the picture under a gradient scrim rather than replacing it', () => { + // The hero is the two ports together; a fix that wrote `backgroundImage` directly would drop + // the gradient, which is the failure `_updateBackgroundLayers` exists to prevent. + const definition: any = { methods: {} }; + sharedPorts.addBackgroundInputs(definition); + const host: any = makeHost({ _updateBackgroundLayers: definition.methods._updateBackgroundLayers }); + + const previous = globalThis.Noodl; + globalThis.Noodl = { Env: { BaseUrl: BASE } }; + try { + definition.inputs.backgroundGradient.set.call(host, 'linear-gradient(#0003, #000c)'); + definition.inputs.backgroundImage.set.call(host, PICTURE); + } finally { + globalThis.Noodl = previous; + } + + expect(host.styles.backgroundImage).toBe( + `linear-gradient(#0003, #000c), url("${BASE}${PICTURE}")` + ); + expect(host.styles.backgroundRepeat).toBe('no-repeat'); + }); +}); From c4986ece74bf2273c5fa3f1aa6f9457dc2a5ac8d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Richard Osborne Date: Sat, 12 Sep 2026 08:19:45 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 06/16] chore(release): v0.2.4 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Carries two fixes, both measured against the live product: - LIB-008 β€” every in-editor documentation link was a hard 404 in 0.2.3. `getDocsEndpoint()` still named the pre-rename GitHub Pages site, which does not follow a rename redirect. 176 node pages, the property panel, the node picker and the MCP settings help link all pointed at nothing. - EXP-018 β€” a Background Image on a sub-path deploy resolved to the domain root and 404'd, while the `` beside it loaded. The parts library is NOT part of this cut and does not need to be: the editor fetches the shelf from the content CDN at runtime, and LIB-007's publish workflow put all 46 prefabs and 32 modules there on 2026-09-11. Verified today by driving a 0.2.3 editor: 46 and 32 cards rendered, every icon resolved, no entry version-gated, and Advanced Columns β€” one of the six parts 0.2.3 shipped that nobody could install β€” cloned into a project cleanly. The 0.2.3 release note's caveat is obsolete rather than carried forward. `package-lock.json` also catches up the 0.2.2 -> 0.2.3 sync that was never committed with the last release. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- package-lock.json | 2 +- packages/noodl-editor/package.json | 2 +- 2 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/package-lock.json b/package-lock.json index 731cafc4b..b36b11132 100644 --- a/package-lock.json +++ b/package-lock.json @@ -41214,7 +41214,7 @@ } }, "packages/noodl-editor": { - "version": "0.2.2", + "version": "0.2.4", "license": "GPL-3.0-only", "dependencies": { "@anthropic-ai/sdk": "^0.71.2", diff --git a/packages/noodl-editor/package.json b/packages/noodl-editor/package.json index 5a6ffbb00..b6dc31744 100644 --- a/packages/noodl-editor/package.json +++ b/packages/noodl-editor/package.json @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ "author": "The Low Code Foundation ", "homepage": "https://thelowcodefoundation.com", "license": "GPL-3.0-only", - "version": "0.2.3", + "version": "0.2.4", "main": "src/main/main.bundle.js", "scripts": { "build": "npx ts-node -P ./tsconfig.build.json ./scripts/build.ts", From 9245e3c22f216e392eadf055ae0689ccd333acfa Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Richard Osborne Date: Sat, 12 Sep 2026 09:04:47 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 07/16] fix(exp-018): the new arms carry real types, not six `any`s MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The tsfixme ratchet went red on the commit before this one: the exp018 arms raised the `any` count in tests from 382 to 388, and that gate exists to stop exactly that from landing quietly. `definition` and `host` were `any` because `addBackgroundInputs` takes a `ReactNodeDefinition`, which demands `name` and `getReactComponent` β€” neither of which any port `set` reads. So the stub is now described by a local `BackgroundPorts` type naming the two fields the arms actually rely on, and cast once at the call boundary. That is narrower than what it replaces: `any` on `host` was also hiding that `styles` is nullable, which is now an optional chain rather than a latent throw. Not the raised-baseline path: the types were knowable, so PLAT-003's escape hatch did not apply. Verified: `npm run tsfixme` reports `any/tests 382 = baseline`; exp018 9/9. Root `npm run typecheck` does not reach this file β€” its program includes `packages/*/src/**` only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- .../exp018-background-image-base-url.test.ts | 41 ++++++++++++++----- 1 file changed, 30 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) diff --git a/packages/noodl-viewer-react/tests/exp018-background-image-base-url.test.ts b/packages/noodl-viewer-react/tests/exp018-background-image-base-url.test.ts index f2b85a801..6e5ee32d4 100644 --- a/packages/noodl-viewer-react/tests/exp018-background-image-base-url.test.ts +++ b/packages/noodl-viewer-react/tests/exp018-background-image-base-url.test.ts @@ -43,12 +43,34 @@ import sharedPorts from '../src/node-shared-port-definitions'; import { resolveMediaSource } from '../src/nodes/visual/media-source'; +import type { ReactNodeDefinition } from '../src/react-component-node'; const BASE = '/templates/business-landing-page/'; const PICTURE = 'noodl_modules/starter-imagery/work-machine-shop.webp'; declare const globalThis: Record; +/** + * The parts of a node definition these arms touch: the `set` handlers `addBackgroundInputs` + * registers, and the layer composer it attaches. + * + * `ReactNodeDefinition` additionally demands `name` and `getReactComponent`, which no port `set` + * ever reads β€” so the stub is cast once, at the call boundary, rather than typed `any`. Six `any`s + * here is exactly what the tsfixme ratchet exists to stop (PLAT-003), and the cast is narrower + * than the thing it replaces: it names precisely which two fields the arms rely on. + */ +type BackgroundPorts = { + methods: Record unknown>; + inputs: Record; +}; + +/** A definition carrying the REAL background ports, built the way a visual node builds them. */ +function makeDefinition(): BackgroundPorts { + const definition = { methods: {} } as unknown as BackgroundPorts; + sharedPorts.addBackgroundInputs(definition as unknown as ReactNodeDefinition); + return definition; +} + /** The node a Group presents to these ports: the two style sinks and its own `_internal`. */ function makeHost(methods: Record) { return { @@ -74,10 +96,9 @@ function makeHost(methods: Record) { * host so the layer string is built exactly as it is at runtime. */ function writeBackgroundImage(value: unknown, baseUrl?: string): string | undefined { - const definition: any = { methods: {} }; - sharedPorts.addBackgroundInputs(definition); + const definition = makeDefinition(); - const host: any = makeHost({ + const host = makeHost({ _updateBackgroundLayers: definition.methods._updateBackgroundLayers }); @@ -137,9 +158,8 @@ describe('EXP-018 β€” backgroundImage under a deploy base URL', () => { it('does not throw when the runtime published no Env at all', () => { // `Noodl.Env` is present in every shipped viewer, but a throw inside a port's `set` takes the // whole node down, so the guard is asserted rather than assumed. - const definition: any = { methods: {} }; - sharedPorts.addBackgroundInputs(definition); - const host: any = makeHost({ _updateBackgroundLayers: definition.methods._updateBackgroundLayers }); + const definition = makeDefinition(); + const host = makeHost({ _updateBackgroundLayers: definition.methods._updateBackgroundLayers }); const previous = globalThis.Noodl; globalThis.Noodl = {}; @@ -167,9 +187,8 @@ describe('EXP-018 β€” backgroundImage under a deploy base URL', () => { it('composes the picture under a gradient scrim rather than replacing it', () => { // The hero is the two ports together; a fix that wrote `backgroundImage` directly would drop // the gradient, which is the failure `_updateBackgroundLayers` exists to prevent. - const definition: any = { methods: {} }; - sharedPorts.addBackgroundInputs(definition); - const host: any = makeHost({ _updateBackgroundLayers: definition.methods._updateBackgroundLayers }); + const definition = makeDefinition(); + const host = makeHost({ _updateBackgroundLayers: definition.methods._updateBackgroundLayers }); const previous = globalThis.Noodl; globalThis.Noodl = { Env: { BaseUrl: BASE } }; @@ -180,9 +199,9 @@ describe('EXP-018 β€” backgroundImage under a deploy base URL', () => { globalThis.Noodl = previous; } - expect(host.styles.backgroundImage).toBe( + expect(host.styles?.backgroundImage).toBe( `linear-gradient(#0003, #000c), url("${BASE}${PICTURE}")` ); - expect(host.styles.backgroundRepeat).toBe('no-repeat'); + expect(host.styles?.backgroundRepeat).toBe('no-repeat'); }); }); From 84ca286e73f196f1b39d75735c6a443aadd112cd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Richard Osborne Date: Sat, 12 Sep 2026 09:07:34 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 08/16] feat(tpl-005): the pixel dungeon, as the previous session left it MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Committing the 2026-09-11 session's TPL-005 build, which was complete, gated and driven but never committed β€” its own handoff recorded it as owed. Nothing here is this session's work except the one fix named below, and the task file's D43 row. templates/pixel-game/ the artefact a person unzips packages/noodl-mcp/tests/ tpl005Components / Theme / Template / the gate scripts/generate-pixel-template.ts npm run template:pixel scripts/devtools/harness-paths.js D42 β€” TOKENS_SRC repointed at the contract package, so the render harness stops emitting `0 shipped defaults` scripts/devtools/deploy-from-disk.entry.ts the D44 measurement's entry point Two changes here ARE this session's, both forced by TPL-006: - D51 β€” `tpl005Components.ts`'s `contentSized()` had no return annotation, so `tsc` narrowed the spread to `{ sizeMode: string }` and the two `delete`s were errors. `typecheck:mcp` had been red since this file landed; jest transpiles with babel and never type-checks, so nothing said so. Fixed; the typecheck is clean. - The D43 row in TPL-005's task file is rewritten. It asked TPL-006's render to settle it, and TPL-006 did: the mechanism D43 named does not exist, and what actually froze this board is D49 β€” a States node with `useTransitions` true, which is the DEFAULT, never publishes a colour. `Game/Cell` carried three colour values and nothing else, so every output it had was in the frozen class. ⬜ NOT claimed: TPL-005's AC7 (the demo page) is still blocked on D44/D48, its AC8 is still Richard's, and the prediction that `plBoardStates`/`plBannerStates` have dead colour outputs is a prediction β€” nobody has driven it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- .../TPL-005-THE-PIXEL-GAME.md | 330 ++++ packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Components.ts | 1538 +++++++++++++++++ .../noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Template.test.ts | 587 +++++++ packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Template.ts | 379 ++++ packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Theme.ts | 238 +++ scripts/devtools/deploy-from-disk.entry.ts | 197 +++ scripts/devtools/harness-paths.js | 18 +- scripts/generate-pixel-template.ts | 55 + .../pixel-game/components/App/component.json | 10 + .../components/App/connections.json | 6 + .../pixel-game/components/App/nodes.json | 59 + .../components/Game/Cell/component.json | 10 + .../components/Game/Cell/connections.json | 31 + .../components/Game/Cell/nodes.json | 91 + .../components/Game/Hud/component.json | 10 + .../components/Game/Hud/connections.json | 25 + .../pixel-game/components/Game/Hud/nodes.json | 91 + .../components/Game/KeyCap/component.json | 10 + .../components/Game/KeyCap/connections.json | 25 + .../components/Game/KeyCap/nodes.json | 116 ++ .../components/Game/Move/component.json | 10 + .../components/Game/Move/connections.json | 103 ++ .../components/Game/Move/nodes.json | 167 ++ .../components/Game/Row/component.json | 10 + .../components/Game/Row/connections.json | 13 + .../pixel-game/components/Game/Row/nodes.json | 52 + .../components/Game/Stat/component.json | 10 + .../components/Game/Stat/connections.json | 25 + .../components/Game/Stat/nodes.json | 100 ++ .../components/Game/Teach/component.json | 10 + .../components/Game/Teach/connections.json | 6 + .../components/Game/Teach/nodes.json | 181 ++ .../components/Pages/Play/component.json | 10 + .../components/Pages/Play/connections.json | 661 +++++++ .../components/Pages/Play/nodes.json | 1000 +++++++++++ .../pixel-game/components/_registry.json | 84 + templates/pixel-game/docs/START-HERE.md | 64 + templates/pixel-game/nodegx.project.json | 264 +++ .../keyboard-shortcuts/README.md | 91 + 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We had some cool template +> ideas in a list before, I've forgotten which ones we declared most exciting for potential new +> users. Can we dig it out and decide which one to start with? Not a site template, something cooler +> that will show off NodeGX's node graph and power"* + +**Status: 🟒 BUILT, GATED (56/56), DRIVEN, AND LIVE (2026-09-11).** +**** β€” the second template demo on the site, beside the +business landing page. Deployed with the **shipped `nodegx deploy` CLI** (all 139 connections, 0 +dropped), production viewer (1.49 MB, no source map), **0 console errors**, and played end to end on +the live URL: coin, room advance, attack, charge. Zip is cut from the gated artefact. +**Left: only Richard's look (AC8).** Nine components, 5 rooms, +50/50 gate green, played end to end in a real browser with real key events: coins counted, rooms +cleared, hearts taken, a death and a restart, and the world provably still when nobody presses +anything. **Left: Richard's look, and the publish/demo page.** + +--- + +## 0. πŸ”΄ The list is FOUND β€” this closes T1 + +**P78's first task was *"find or re-make the list"*, and both prior searches concluded it was not in +the repository** ([P78 README Β§"First task"](README.md), and +[RICHARD-RULINGS-2026-08-28 Β§9](../phase-75-0.2.1-the-feedback/RICHARD-RULINGS-2026-08-28.md): +*"I could not find 'the list we made'"*). **It was in the repository the whole time, in two places +neither search reached:** + +- **The order**, ruled by Richard 2026-08-26 β€” + [`phase-76/README.md:13-15`](../phase-76-the-site-builder/README.md#L13-L15). It was written as a + parenthetical inside a sentence about *why the site builder goes first*, which is why a grep for + "list" or "roster" never found it. +- **All eight with their descriptions** β€” + [`template-search.test.ts:121-190`](../../../packages/noodl-editor/tests-unit/fb-005/template-search.test.ts#L121-L190), + the FB-005 T4 search corpus, *"built from Richard's own roster"*. **A test fixture was the only + enumeration of the product roster that existed.** + +⚠️ **That is the finding, not a trivium.** The roster had to survive as a search fixture because no +document owned it. It is now written down below, in a task file, where the next person looking for +it will find it. + +| # | Template | The description as it was written | Status | +|---|---|---|---| +| 1 | Site Builder | *A public website whose pages are records, with an admin panel your client edits without opening the graph.* | P76 / P77 | +| 2 | Personal Landing Page | *A single page about you: a short bio, links, and a contact form that emails you.* | 🟒 TPL-003 / TPL-004 | +| 3 | **Pixel Game** | *A tile grid, a sprite you move with the keyboard, and a score that counts up.* | **⬜ THIS TASK** | +| 4 | Storefront | *Products, a basket and a checkout, backed by Stripe.* | ⬜ | +| 5 | Membership Hub | *Sign-up, log-in and roles, with pages only members can reach.* | 🟒 TPL-001 | +| 6 | Data Dashboard | *Charts and tables over your records, filtered by date.* | ⬜ | +| 7 | Interactive Fiction | *A branching story: passages, choices, and the state the reader carries between them.* | ⬜ [TPL-006](TPL-006-THE-STORY-ENGINE.md) | +| 8 | Shared Pixel Canvas | *Everyone draws on one grid at the same time, over the realtime hub.* | ⬜ | + +### πŸ”΄ "Which ones we declared most exciting" β€” the honest answer is that nobody ever did + +There is **no recorded excitement ranking**, and the build order is not one in disguise: the site +builder went first *because it was the hardest* (`phase-76/README.md:15`), which is the opposite of +a ranking by appeal. + +What the repo *does* record is a sharper signal, and it points at exactly the three Richard was +reaching for. P75 found that **three of the eight have no honest category** in the ruled vocabulary +(`starter`, `data-app`, `dashboard`, `site`, `form`, `integration`): **`pixel-game`, +`interactive-fiction` and `shared-canvas` are none of the six** +([FB-005-SCOPE Β§"The second finding"](../phase-75-0.2.1-the-feedback/FB-005-SCOPE.md#L514)). They +broke the vocabulary **because they are the three that are not a website and not a CRUD app** β€” the +vocabulary was written for business apps and these three are not business apps. That is the list he +remembered, and it was legible only as a defect report. + +--- + +## 1. Why this one, and what the delivery constraints settled + +Richard's delivery is **a zip he shares directly, plus a demo page on the nodegx.io homepage**. That +pair is decisive and it eliminated two of the three candidates before any design work: + +- πŸ”΄ **Shared Pixel Canvas is out.** It is the biggest idea on the roster and the worst fit for this + delivery: it needs the realtime hub, so **the zip does not run standalone** and the demo page needs + a live backend hosted and kept up. Held for a release where a hosted demo has an owner. +- πŸ”΄ **Storefront is out.** It needs Stripe keys **a template cannot ship** β€” the same constraint + that split TPL-002 out of TPL-001 for SMTP. +- βœ… **Pixel Game and Interactive Fiction are both pure frontend**: the zip runs on open, the demo + page is a static deploy. + +**Pixel Game wins over Interactive Fiction on the demo page.** It is playable in two seconds with +nothing to read, it is unmistakably not a website, and it exercises the parts of the graph a site +template never touches. Interactive fiction is conceptually elegant β€” the node graph mirrors the +story graph β€” but a reader app demos and photographs poorly. It stays on the roster. + +--- + +## 2. The three facts measured before the design was chosen + +### πŸ”΄ 2a. There is no ticker node. NodeGX ships nothing that repeats. + +`packages/noodl-viewer-react/src/nodes/std-library/timer.ts` is `name: 'Timer'`, +**`displayName: 'Delay'`** β€” a one-shot: `Duration`, `Start`, `Restart`, `Stop`, `Started`, +`Finished`. A grep for `Interval` / `requestAnimationFrame` across +`noodl-viewer-react/src/nodes/` and `noodl-runtime/src/nodes/` returns **only** a page transition +and the agent websocket nodes. **Nothing in the product gives a frame or a tick.** + +A real-time loop would therefore be a `Delay` whose `Finished` re-enters its own `Restart`, or a +`setInterval` hidden inside a Function node. **Whether either holds a stable loop is an unmeasured +unknown**, and a template whose first acceptance criterion is an unknown is a defect hunt wearing a +template's name β€” which is the thing the standing rule +(*build the tasks, don't farm the defects*) exists to stop. + +βœ… **Turn-based needs no ticker at all: one keypress is one step.** That is why the shape below was +chosen, and it is the same shape Richard's own roster sentence describes β€” *"a sprite you move with +the keyboard, and a score that counts up"*. Never *"a sprite that moves"*. + +⬜ **Register the absence, do not fix it here.** "NodeGX has no way to make anything happen +repeatedly without writing JavaScript" is a product finding about the node library, owned by the +runtime, and it belongs in the defects register β€” not inside a template. + +### 2b. A grid is a Repeater over Static Data β€” and the level can be a string a person edits + +`For Each` (`foreach.tsx:211`, **`displayNodeName: 'Repeater'`**) instantiates nothing unless its +`template` input **names a component** β€” a string beginning with `/`. Items alone render silence, +and nothing validates it (see the standing note on the unchecked For Each template). So: one +`Static Data` node holding the levels β†’ `items` β†’ a `Cell` component on `template`. + +πŸ”΄ **This is the template's best teaching moment and it should be designed for, not discovered:** a +level is a string, and a person who has never opened NodeGX can add a sixth level by editing one +node. AC4 below is that criterion. + +### 2c. The keyboard is a library module, and it must be carried in the project + +**There is no built-in keyboard node.** Key input is `library/modules/keyboard-shortcuts` β€” one +hand-written file, `"dependencies": []`, no build step. It accepts `arrowup` / `up` / `left` etc., +and it has the ports this needs: + +- **`Allow Auto-Repeat`** β€” **off by default**; a held arrow key fires once. For a turn-based game + that default is arguably right, but it must be a decision, not an accident. +- **Modifiers match exactly**, and bare keys are **suppressed while focus is in a text field** β€” so + the game must not put focus in an input, or the arrows go dead. That is a real trap on a page with + a "your name" field. +- The listener is removed on node delete/unmount, which is the leak this module was written to avoid. + +⬜ **The module must be vendored into the project's `noodl_modules/`**, or the zip lands on a +machine that has never installed it and the game does not respond to the keyboard at all. **Measure +this on a clean profile β€” not on this machine, where it is installed.** + +Also available and free: **`library/modules/confetti`** for the win state. + +--- + +## 3. What it is + +A **turn-based dungeon crawl**. One keypress is one step; the world steps when the person does. + +``` +######## +#..c..E# +#.##.#.# +#.c..@.# +#.#.##.# +#E..c..# +#....>.# +######## + +@ you c coin E enemy > exit # wall +HP 3 Score 40 Level 1/5 +``` + +- **Arrow keys move one tile.** A wall refuses the move and costs nothing. +- **Coins** are collected and raise a visible score. +- **The exit** advances to the next level. +- **Enemies step only when the person steps** β€” one tile toward them, never through a wall. Sharing + a tile costs 1 HP. +- **HP at zero restarts the level**, keeping the score honest about what happened. +- **Five levels**, each a string in one `Static Data` node. +- **Confetti on the last exit.** + +### πŸ”΄ The design rule this task is graded against: the game must live in the graph + +The failure mode is obvious and it is fatal to the entire point of the template: **one Function node +holding `step()`, and a Repeater drawing whatever it returns.** That ships a game and shows off +nothing β€” a person opening it learns that NodeGX is a way to host JavaScript. + +So the per-move decision β€” *is it a wall, a coin, the exit, an enemy* β€” is **graph**: `Condition`, +`Expression`, `Switch`, `States`, `Variables`, component instances with `Component Inputs`. JS is +permitted where a graph would be theatre rather than clarity (parsing a level string into cells, +one enemy's step choice) and **nowhere else**. AC5 makes this countable. + +--- + +## 4. The person sentence + +> βœ… **"Someone who has never used NodeGX unzips this, presses Run, plays a game with the arrow +> keys, and then opens the graph and can see where the rule that stopped them walking into a wall +> is written."** + +Both halves are load-bearing. A game that plays but whose logic is one opaque JS node **fails this +sentence while passing every mechanical criterion** β€” which is exactly the failure P77 shipped +eighteen honest tasks into. + +## 5. Success criteria + +πŸ”΄ **Every criterion here is one a render cannot meet.** TPL-004 recorded its click-drive (AC8) as +*"the only one a render cannot meet"*. For this template **that is true of all of them** β€” a +screenshot cannot press a key, and `render_report` returning clean says only that something was +drawn. **The gate is a CDP key-drive, and a photograph is evidence of the look and of nothing else.** + +- 🟒 **AC1 β€” it runs with no install and no backend.** The project serves from its own + directory and the arrow keys move the sprite. 0 console errors across every session below. + ⚠️ **Honest scope:** driven from the prepared artefact through `render-from-disk`, which scans the + project's *own* `noodl_modules/` (`1 scanned, 4 module script(s) injected`) β€” so the keyboard came + from the artefact and not from this machine. **Not yet opened from a zip on a second machine**; + that is the one arm of AC1 still owed. +- 🟒 **AC2 β€” the three consequences, driven in a browser.** Each read off the rendered DOM after + real key events, never asserted against source text: + - **A coin raises the count.** Four steps right onto the coin at (5,1): the coin left the board and + Coins read 0 β†’ 1. + - **The exit advances the room.** Walking the rest of room 1 (right 9, down 6, left 1): Room read + `1 / 5` β†’ `2 / 5`, the banner read **"Room cleared."**, and room 2 loaded with its own enemy at + (4,7) and its own three coins β€” the positions "Company" declares. + - **Hearts reaching zero restarts the room.** Walking into the enemy: Hearts 3 β†’ 2 β†’ 1 β†’ 0, at + which point **Coins 3 β†’ 0** (you drop what you were carrying), the banner read **"They got + you."**, and the next press showed Hearts back at 3 with the room's coins and enemy restored and + the room number kept at `2 / 5`. +- 🟒 **AC3 β€” the world steps only when the person does. BOTH ARMS.** + - **The control arm, which is the one that grades it:** enemy at `4,7` with **no keypress at all**, + read at t=0s, t=2s and t=4s β€” `4,7` every time. Without this arm any enemy that moves at all + passes. + - **Then one press at a time:** `4,7` β†’ `3,7` β†’ `3,6` β†’ `3,5`, one tile per press, each step toward + the player. + - βœ… And a **refused** move is not a turn: standing against a wall and pressing into it eight times + moved nothing, the enemy included. Bumping a wall does not cost you the room. +- 🟒 **AC4 β€” a sixth room is one edit.** The rooms are one `Static Data` node of + `{ name, grid }`; Β§7 of the gate appends a sixth, checks the parser reads it unchanged, and pins + the thing that makes it honest: **the "1 / 5" a person sees is `out-levelCount`**, so a sixth room + says `1 / 6` on its own. The gate also asserts nothing in the parser names the number five. +- 🟒 **AC5 β€” the game is in the graph.** Gated four ways, and the counts come off the authored + project rather than a literal: the **six `Condition` gates** each exist with **both** `eval` and + `condition` fed; **every** `Condition` in the template is a declared gate (so no branch is + undocumented); the `Function` nodes are **exactly** the six named seams (a seventh reddens); and + **no Function script** contains `Noodl.Variables`, `Noodl.navigate`, `setTimeout`, `setInterval`, + `document.`, `window.` or `fetch(` β€” a seam answers a question, it does not decide anything. +- 🟒 **AC6 β€” the keyboard module travels.** `noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts` is in the + artefact, `preparePixelArtefact` **refuses to write without it**, and the gate asserts it. + πŸ”΄ It is a precondition of *authoring*, not packaging: the door refuses the node type with + `unknown-node-type` and writes nothing until the module is in the project (Β§2c). +- πŸ”΄ **AC7 β€” the demo page. BLOCKED, and the blocker is measured: D44.** The headless deploy + (`deploy-from-disk.cjs`, the path the live business-landing-page demo used) **silently dropped 39 + of 136 connections** β€” every wire into an `Expression`, `Set Variable`, `String Format` or `States` + dynamic port, because those are minted in a `setup()` guarded on the editor connection. Exit 0, + `state: "complete"`, and the served build loaded with **0 console errors and only the exit tile + drawn**. The gutted build was **removed from `nodegx-web` rather than published**. + ⬜ Routes: Richard deploys from the editor seat (where `editorConnection` exists β€” likely fine, + **untested**), or D44 is fixed first. **Do not publish a build whose own census says it dropped + wires.** +- ⬜ **AC8 β€” the look.** Richard's, by looking. Photographed at 900Γ—1200; what the shots already + cost is in Β§7 below. + +## 7. What the drive changed about the look, and the two defects only looking found + +πŸ”΄ **Three of this session's four real defects were invisible to a green gate**, which is the +argument for Β§5's opening line restated as history rather than as doctrine. + +1. πŸ”΄ **Every NaN comparison is false.** At load nothing has written `playerX`, so `px + dx` is + `NaN`, and `x < 0 || y < 0 || x >= w || y >= rows.length` passed **all four** checks β€” the next + line read `rows[NaN].charAt(NaN)`. **Eight thrown scripts before a single key was pressed, and + the board drew perfectly.** Fixed with a `Number.isFinite` guard first in both wall readers. +2. πŸ”΄ **The board had no legible maze.** The first palette gave the floor a ground one step off + the wall's and an edge one step off its own ground: 108 faint boxes. **A player who cannot see + the room cannot play**, and no check but looking could say so. The floor is now the page's own + ground with **no edge at all** β€” it recedes, and what is left standing is the wall. Locked by a + gate in Β§4 so it cannot come back. +3. πŸ”΄ **A white band under the whole game.** `bodyScroll: true` leaves `#root` static, so + everything below the content was the browser's white β€” `getComputedStyle(document.body)` read + `rgb(255,255,255)` under a dark app. A Group's `backgroundColor` cannot reach the body; the + stylesheet now sets it. +4. ⚠️ **And one that was my instrument, twice**, recorded because both readings were briefly + believed: a probe read `node.name` where the field is `typeName` (making a working kit look + absent β€” see D41), and a style census read the *cell* Group's `color` rather than the glyph's, + making the working ink look unapplied. **Both were corrected by measuring again, not by + reasoning.** + +πŸ”΄ **And the fourth was the instrument lying about the product at a repo-wide scale** β€” D42: the +render harness had been emitting **zero** shipped design tokens since HLS-001 moved them, so the page +under measurement had no padding, no gaps and no border widths. The template was already correct and +**the invited fix was to hardcode pixels into it**. Fixed in the harness (0 β†’ 192 tokens), not here. + +## 6. Known blockers and open rulings + +- πŸ”΄ **The category.** `pixel-game` is **none of the six ruled slugs**, and the platform's CHECK + constraint forces it to `starter` β€” *"a pill labelled **Starter** holding a game is not a filter, + it is a bin"*. This is **P78's T3**, and it is a platform migration plus a ruling, both Richard's. + ⚠️ **It does not block this task as Richard has scoped the delivery** β€” a zip and a demo page need + no shelf row β€” but it **does** block the shelf, so the two must not be conflated in a status line. +- πŸ”΄ **Delivery shape is Richard's call and is not yet made.** TPL-003's history is the warning: it + was built as a curated directory, then Richard ruled it **embedded** (`embedded://landing-pages`), + which is a different artefact. He has asked here only for **a zip and a demo page**, so build the + project directory and **do not assume either shelf path**. +- ⬜ **Auto-repeat** (Β§2c) is an open decision: off means one press is one step, cleanly; on means a + held arrow walks. Decide it deliberately and write down which. +- βœ… **The missing ticker** (Β§2a) is registered as **D40**, owner `NONE` deliberately β€” it blocks no + AC here, and promoting it would make a product investigation a template task's first job. +- βœ… **Three more found by building this**, all registered and none fixed here: + **D41** β€” a library module's registration depends on which *other* modules are installed beside + it (`confetti` fails in a two-module project, registers among all 32; three others fail in that + arm). It cost this template its confetti. + **D42** β€” the render harness emitted 0 shipped design tokens. **Fixed**, in the harness. + **D43** β€” a value wired into a `States` node's `currentState` never changed its state, while + `to-` signals into the same node worked. Worked around; it cost the board its States node. + + πŸ”΄ **D43 IS DISPROVED AND REPLACED BY D49 β€” RE-MEASURED 2026-09-12 IN A BROWSER BY TPL-006, which + is the re-measurement this row asked for. This row is now rewritten rather than left half-true.** + + **The state changes.** TPL-006's `Story/Passage` is driven by exactly that wire and its `string` + value output changed on cue. **Ten** components in `library/prefabs` do the same wire β€” not the + four the 09-11 re-reading found β€” and four of those are inside repeated rows, so neither "a value + cannot drive it" nor "a repeater breaks it" survives. + + **What actually broke this board:** a `States` node with `useTransitions` **true β€” the port's + DEFAULT** β€” publishes its `string` and `boolean` values on a state change and **never publishes a + `color` or a `number`**. `Game/Cell`'s States node carried **three colour values and nothing + else**, so every one of its outputs was in the frozen class and the board came out monochrome. + The only conclusion available from an all-colour node was the wrong one. Full measurement, two + arms and a six-sample time series: **[D49](DEFECTS-THE-TEMPLATES-FOUND.md)**. + + πŸ”΄ **AND IT PREDICTS TWO THINGS ABOUT THIS TEMPLATE, NEITHER OF THEM MEASURED.** `plBoardStates` + and `plBannerStates` set no `useTransitions`, so it is `true`. Their `string` values (`title`, + `line`, `cls`) and `boolean` (`shown`) should work β€” and their **`color` values (`edge`, `tone`) + should be dead**, which is consistent with Richard having seen the banner text and asked *"you + also don't see any 'died' animation"*. ⬜ **Setting `useTransitions: false` on both is a two-word + change and nobody has driven it.** Do that before the next look. +- ⬜ **AC1's second arm**: open the zip on a machine where `keyboard-shortcuts` was never installed. + Everything says it will work and nothing has measured it. diff --git a/packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Components.ts b/packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Components.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7c1e983f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Components.ts @@ -0,0 +1,1538 @@ +/** + * TPL-005 β€” the pixel game: a turn-based dungeon, five rooms, no backend. + * + * ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + * ## What this template is + * + * Richard, 2026-09-11: *"something cooler that will show off NodeGX's node graph + * and power"*, explicitly **not a site template**, for 0.2.3 β€” shared as a zip + * and published as a demo page. + * + * So: **a game you play with the arrow keys.** A tile grid, a sprite, coins that + * raise a score, an exit, and enemies that step when you step. Five rooms, each + * one string in a `Static Data` node. + * + * ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + * ## πŸ”΄ Turn-based, because the product has no ticker + * + * Measured while scoping this task and filed as **D40**: `Timer` is a one-shot + * (`displayName: 'Delay'`), nothing in the std library or the runtime repeats, + * and of the 33 shipped library modules the three that call `setInterval` do so + * internally and expose no tick. A real-time loop would therefore have to be a + * `Delay` re-entering its own `Restart` β€” an idiom taught nowhere, validated by + * nothing, its stability never measured. + * + * **One keypress is one step, so no loop is needed.** The world moves when you + * do. That is also the sentence Richard's own roster wrote for this template: + * *"a sprite you move with the keyboard"* β€” never *"a sprite that moves"*. + * + * ## πŸ”΄ The game is in the GRAPH. That is the whole point of shipping it. + * + * The failure this template exists to avoid is one `Function` node holding + * `step()` with a repeater drawing whatever it returns. That ships a game and + * teaches that NodeGX is a way to host JavaScript. + * + * So the rule, and `tpl005Template.test.ts` grades it: **no Function node + * decides what happens.** Every branch in the game is a `Condition` a person can + * see and follow β€” {@link GATE_NODES} names all six β€” and the Functions are + * pure questions and transforms at the named seams ({@link FUNCTION_SEAMS}): + * parse a room, ask whether a tile is a wall, take a coin, run the world's turn, + * project the state to cells. Each is a thing a graph would + * express as theatre rather than clarity. + * + * ## πŸ”΄ Two ordering traps, and the one port that solves both + * + * **(a) Four movers, one value port.** The move rule is `Game/Move`, placed four + * times with `dx`/`dy` as *instance parameters*. The first shape of this graph + * had each instance publish `tx`/`ty` back to the page, and it is wrong in a way + * that renders perfectly: all four instances recompute whenever the player moves, + * so `Set Variable`'s value port carries **whichever instance published last**, + * not the one whose key was pressed. The fix is that each instance commits its + * own move, inside itself, and the page is told only *that* a move happened. + * + * **(b) Reading a variable you just wrote.** `Set Variable` has a **`done`** + * output documented as firing *"once the variable has been written and every + * Variable node reading it has been notified"*. That is the sequencing primitive + * this graph is built on: `x` is written, `done` fires, `y` is written, `done` + * fires, and only then does `moved` leave the component. Everything downstream + * reads `px`/`py` from the variables and is guaranteed to see the new tile. + * + * ⚠️ **And the step chain's Functions are signal-driven, not reactive.** A + * `takeCoin` fed by the `coins` variable it writes is an infinite loop; so is + * `stepEnemies`. Each of their value inputs is unticked with + * `runOnChange-in-: false` ({@link signalOnly}) so the node runs only when + * `run` pulses. The renderer (`buildCells`) is the one Function left fully + * reactive, because following state is its entire job. + * + * ## The keyboard is a module, and it travels with the project + * + * There is no built-in keyboard node. Keys are `keyboard-shortcuts` + * (0 dependencies, no build step) and the win is `confetti` (the same), both + * **copied into the project's `noodl_modules/`** by `tpl005Template.ts`. + * + * πŸ”΄ Measured, not assumed: the MCP door **refuses** `keyboard-shortcuts.KeyboardShortcut` + * with `unknown-node-type` and writes nothing β€” until the module is present in + * the project being authored, after which the same write reports 0 errors, 0 + * warnings and 0 infos. So the install is a *precondition of authoring*, not a + * packaging step afterwards. + * + * @module noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Components + */ +import { composition, LEGEND, TILE_PALETTE } from './tpl005Theme'; + +/** The router every page registers into. */ +export const ROUTER = 'Main'; + +/** One component, in the shape `create_component` takes. */ +export interface Tpl005Component { + path: string; + nodes: unknown[]; + connections: unknown[]; +} + +// ── The components' legacy names, spelled once ─────────────────────────────── + +export const CELL_COMPONENT = '/Game/Cell'; +export const ROW_COMPONENT = '/Game/Row'; +export const MOVE_COMPONENT = '/Game/Move'; +export const STAT_COMPONENT = '/Game/Stat'; +export const KEYCAP_COMPONENT = '/Game/KeyCap'; +export const HUD_COMPONENT = '/Game/Hud'; +export const TEACH_COMPONENT = '/Game/Teach'; +export const PAGE_PLAY = '/Pages/Play'; + +/** The label prefix the editor's node tree lists, and `START-HERE.md` is built from. */ +export const EDIT = 'EDIT β€” '; + +/** The app-wide variables. Spelled once, because a typo here is a silent game. */ +export const VAR_X = 'playerX'; +export const VAR_Y = 'playerY'; +export const VAR_COINS = 'coinsLeft'; +export const VAR_ENEMIES = 'enemyTiles'; + +/** How much a person can take. Three is enough to learn a room and not enough to walk it blind. */ +export const START_HP = 3; + +/** The board. 12 Γ— 9 is the largest grid that still reads at a glance on a laptop. */ +export const GRID_W = 12; +export const GRID_H = 9; + +/** One tile, in px. 12 Γ— 34 + 11 Γ— 2 = 430 wide; the media rule in {@link BOARD_CSS} shrinks it on a phone. */ +export const TILE = 34; + +const TYPE_KEYBOARD = 'keyboard-shortcuts.KeyboardShortcut'; +const CSS_NODE = 'CSS Definition'; +const FUNCTION_NODE = 'JavaScriptFunction'; +const STATES_NODE = 'States'; +const STATIC_DATA_NODE = 'Static Data'; +const FOR_EACH_NODE = 'For Each'; +const VARIABLE_NODE = 'Variable2'; +const SET_VARIABLE_NODE = 'Set Variable'; +const EXPRESSION_NODE = 'Expression'; +const CONDITION_NODE = 'Condition'; +const COUNTER_NODE = 'Counter'; +const FORMAT_NODE = 'String Format'; + +const px = (value: number) => ({ value, unit: 'px' }); +const pct = (value: number) => ({ value, unit: '%' }); + +/** + * A composition's parameters, sized to their content. + * + * πŸ”΄ The door raises `inert-dimension` when a `width` survives beside a + * `sizeMode` that ignores it β€” *"the value is never read"*. Several compositions + * set `width: 100%` because most of their uses want it, so switching one to + * content sizing has to **remove** the dimension rather than sit on top of it. + * A parameter nothing reads is a parameter that will be believed by the next + * person to open the panel. + */ +function contentSized(params: Record): Record { + // πŸ”΄ The annotation is load-bearing. Without it TS infers the spread's literal + // shape as `{ sizeMode: string }` and the two `delete`s below are errors β€” which + // is how `typecheck:mcp` was red from the moment TPL-005 shipped this helper and + // stayed red for a day: the jest run compiles with babel and never sees it. + const out: Record = { ...params, sizeMode: 'contentSize' }; + delete out.width; + delete out.height; + return out; +} + +// ── Type, from the product's own compositions ─────────────────────────────── + +const H_TITLE = { ...composition('displayHeadline'), as: 'h1' }; +const H_SECTION = { ...composition('sectionHeading'), as: 'h2' }; +const T_EYEBROW = { ...composition('eyebrow'), as: 'span' }; +const T_LEAD = composition('lead'); +const T_BODY = composition('body'); +const T_META = composition('meta'); + +// ── Node helpers ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +function text(id: string, label: string, parent: string, value: string, params: Record): unknown { + return { id, type: 'Text', label, parent, parameters: { text: value, ...params } }; +} + +function group( + id: string, + label: string, + parent: string | undefined, + params: Record, + children?: string[] +): unknown { + const node: Record = { id, type: 'Group', label, parameters: params }; + if (parent) node.parent = parent; + if (children) node.children = children; + return node; +} + +/** A component instance, placed in the visual tree. */ +function place(id: string, type: string, label: string, parent: string, parameters?: Record): unknown { + const node: Record = { id, type, label, parent }; + if (parameters) node.parameters = parameters; + return node; +} + +/** A node with no parent β€” a logic node, or an instance of a component that draws nothing. */ +function logic(id: string, type: string, label: string, parameters?: Record): unknown { + const node: Record = { id, type, label }; + if (parameters) node.parameters = parameters; + return node; +} + +function inputs(id: string, label: string, ports: Array<[string, string]>): unknown { + return { id, type: 'Component Inputs', label, ports: ports.map(([name, type]) => ({ name, type, plug: 'output' })) }; +} + +function outputs(id: string, label: string, ports: Array<[string, string]>): unknown { + return { id, type: 'Component Outputs', label, ports: ports.map(([name, type]) => ({ name, type, plug: 'input' })) }; +} + +function wire(fromId: string, fromProperty: string, toId: string, toProperty: string): unknown { + return { fromId, fromProperty, toId, toProperty }; +} + +/** + * Untick every named value input's **Run On Value Change** checkbox, so the node + * runs only when its control signal pulses. + * + * πŸ”΄ This is what stops `takeCoin` and `stepEnemies` β€” each fed by the very + * variable it writes β€” from running forever, and it is what makes the step chain + * an *order* rather than a race. The port name is `runOnChange-` + * (`RUN_ON_CHANGE_PREFIX`), and a Function's value inputs are `in-`. + */ +export function signalOnly(...inputNames: string[]): Record { + const out: Record = {}; + for (const name of inputNames) out[`runOnChange-${name}`] = false; + return out; +} + +/** A `Condition` that tests only when `eval` pulses β€” every gate in this graph is one. */ +function gate(id: string, label: string): unknown { + return logic(id, CONDITION_NODE, label, { ...signalOnly('condition') }); +} + +// ── The six Condition nodes that ARE the game's decisions ──────────────────── + +/** + * Every branch in the game, by node id, and what it decides. + * + * πŸ”΄ `tpl005Template.test.ts` asserts each of these exists, is a `Condition`, + * and has something wired into **both** its `eval` and its `condition` β€” a gate + * with an unwired `eval` never fires, and one with an unwired `condition` tests + * a value nothing supplies. Both render perfectly. + */ +export const GATE_NODES: ReadonlyArray<{ id: string; component: string; decides: string }> = [ + { id: 'mvGate', component: MOVE_COMPONENT, decides: 'is there a wall in the way?' }, + { id: 'plCoinGate', component: PAGE_PLAY, decides: 'was there a coin on that tile?' }, + { id: 'plExitGate', component: PAGE_PLAY, decides: 'is that tile the way out?' }, + { id: 'plHitGate', component: PAGE_PLAY, decides: 'did an enemy reach you?' }, + { id: 'plDeathGate', component: PAGE_PLAY, decides: 'have you run out of hearts?' }, + { id: 'plWinGate', component: PAGE_PLAY, decides: 'was that the last room, or just this one?' } +]; + +/** + * Every `Function` node, and the seam it sits at. + * + * πŸ”΄ The gate asserts this list is exactly the set of Function nodes in the + * template β€” a seventh appearing without a line here is the failure this + * template is written against, caught at the count rather than at a review. + */ +export const FUNCTION_SEAMS: ReadonlyArray<{ id: string; component: string; seam: string }> = [ + { id: 'plPickLevel', component: PAGE_PLAY, seam: 'parse a room out of its string' }, + { id: 'mvWall', component: MOVE_COMPONENT, seam: 'ask whether one tile is a wall' }, + { id: 'plTakeCoin', component: PAGE_PLAY, seam: 'take a coin off the list' }, + { id: 'plStepEnemies', component: PAGE_PLAY, seam: 'the world’s turn β€” who moves, who is gone, did it hurt' }, + { id: 'plBuildCells', component: PAGE_PLAY, seam: 'project the state onto rows of cells' } +]; + +// ── The rooms ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** + * The five rooms. `#` wall Β· `.` floor Β· `c` coin Β· `E` enemy Β· `@` you Β· `>` out. + * + * πŸ”΄ **Every room is walked by the gate before it ships.** `tpl005Template.test.ts` + * breadth-first searches each grid from `@` and asserts the exit and *every* coin + * is reachable, and that no enemy is sealed behind a wall. A room whose exit is + * walled off is the worst defect a game template could carry and it is invisible + * in a screenshot β€” the board draws perfectly either way. + * + * ⚠️ Difficulty is enemies, not maze: 0 β†’ 1 β†’ 2 β†’ 1 β†’ 3. Room 4 is the long way + * round with one enemy, so the ramp is not a straight line. + */ +export const LEVELS: ReadonlyArray<{ name: string; grid: string }> = [ + { + name: 'First steps', + grid: [ + '############', + '#@...c.....#', + '#.####.###.#', + '#.c..#....c#', + '#..#.#.###.#', + '#.##...#...#', + '#....###...#', + '#.c......>.#', + '############' + ].join('\n') + }, + { + name: 'Company', + grid: [ + '############', + '#@....#...c#', + '#.###.#.##.#', + '#...#.#.#..#', + '#.#.#...#..#', + '#.#...#.c..#', + '#.#.###..#.#', + '#c..E....>.#', + '############' + ].join('\n') + }, + { + name: 'Crossfire', + grid: [ + '############', + '#@..c#....E#', + '#.##.#.###.#', + '#..#...#c..#', + '#c.#.#.#.#.#', + '#..#.#...#.#', + '#.##.###.#.#', + '#E...c...>.#', + '############' + ].join('\n') + }, + { + name: 'The long way', + grid: [ + '############', + '#@.#.......#', + '#..#.#####.#', + '##.#.#c..#.#', + '#..#.#.#.#c#', + '#.##.#.#.#.#', + '#....#.#.#.#', + '#.c..E.#.>.#', + '############' + ].join('\n') + }, + { + // \U0001f534 REDESIGNED 2026-09-11, after Richard played it: *"the 5th room + // appears to be unsolvable"*. He was right, and the reason was not + // reachability β€” the exit and every coin passed the walk gate then and pass + // it now. It was **geometry against pursuer count**: the old room was 87% + // one-tile-wide corridor with only SIX junctions, and three same-speed + // chasers. You cannot dodge past anything in a corridor, so three of them + // pincer you and there is nowhere to go. Two junctions per enemy; every + // other room has five or more. + // + // This one is the finale, so it is an OPEN room rather than a maze: 29 + // junctions, 47% corridor, room to dance with three of them. Gated now by + // junctions-per-enemy so no future room can ship in the old shape. + name: 'Last light', + grid: [ + '############', + '#@..c....E.#', + '#.#..##..#.#', + '#.#.c..#.#c#', + '#....#.....#', + '#c##...##..#', + '#..#.E.#.#.#', + '#..c....>.E#', + '############' + ].join('\n') + } +]; + +export const LEVELS_JSON = JSON.stringify(LEVELS, null, 2); + +/** The glyphs the board draws. Geometric shapes, so no icon font has to load for a tile to read. */ +export const GLYPH = { player: 'β—†', coin: '●', enemy: 'β–²', exit: 'β–£' } as const; + +// ── The six scripts, one per seam ─────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** + * Seam 1 β€” parse a room out of its string. + * + * Everything else in the graph works in numbers and short strings; this is the + * one place the grid is read as text. Coins and enemies leave as `"x,y"` strings + * rather than objects, because `indexOf` on a flat list is a thing the rest of + * the graph can do without another script. + */ +export const PICK_LEVEL_SCRIPT = `var levels = Inputs.levels || []; +var i = Math.max(1, Number(Inputs.index) || 1) - 1; +var lv = levels[i] || levels[0] || { name: '', grid: '' }; +var grid = String(lv.grid || ''); +var rows = grid.split('\\n'); +var w = 0; +for (var r = 0; r < rows.length; r++) if (rows[r].length > w) w = rows[r].length; + +var coins = []; +var enemies = []; +var start = { x: 1, y: 1 }; +var exit = { x: 1, y: 1 }; +for (var y = 0; y < rows.length; y++) { + for (var x = 0; x < rows[y].length; x++) { + var ch = rows[y].charAt(x); + if (ch === 'c') coins.push(x + ',' + y); + else if (ch === 'E') enemies.push(x + ',' + y); + else if (ch === '@') start = { x: x, y: y }; + else if (ch === '>') exit = { x: x, y: y }; + } +} + +Outputs.grid = grid; +Outputs.width = w; +Outputs.height = rows.length; +Outputs.roomName = String(lv.name || ''); +Outputs.startX = start.x; +Outputs.startY = start.y; +Outputs.exitX = exit.x; +Outputs.exitY = exit.y; +// A fresh array every run: Outputs publishes only on change, and a mutated +// array is the same object, so a reused one would never reach the graph. +Outputs.coins = coins.slice(); +Outputs.enemies = enemies.slice(); +Outputs.levelCount = levels.length; + +// \u{1f534} READ THE NUDGE, or the port it is wired to does not exist. +// A Function node's ports come from THIS SCRIPT β€” reading Inputs.reload is the +// only thing that mints "in-reload". The graph wired a Counter to it and the +// script never mentioned it, so the port was never registered and the real +// exporter dropped the connection: the room could never restart. The render +// harness hid it by lifting ports off connections, so it worked under +// measurement and would not have worked in the product. +Outputs.reload = Number(Inputs.reload) || 0;`; + +/** + * Seam 2 β€” is that one tile a wall? + * + * Off the grid counts as a wall, so the outer ring of `#` is a belt and the + * bounds check is the braces. A room missing its border still cannot be walked + * out of. + */ +export const IS_WALL_SCRIPT = `var rows = String(Inputs.grid || '').split('\\n'); +var w = Number(Inputs.w) || 0; +var x = Number(Inputs.x); +var y = Number(Inputs.y); +// πŸ”΄ NaN FIRST, and it is not defensive padding β€” it is the bug this script +// shipped with. At load nothing has written playerX yet, so "px + dx" is NaN, +// and EVERY comparison against NaN is false: all four bounds checks passed and +// the next line read rows[NaN].charAt(NaN). Eight thrown scripts before a +// single key was pressed, and the board still drew perfectly. +if (!Number.isFinite(x) || !Number.isFinite(y) || x < 0 || y < 0 || x >= w || y >= rows.length) { + Outputs.blocked = true; +} else { + var ch = rows[y].charAt(x); + Outputs.blocked = ch === '#' || ch === ''; +}`; + +/** Seam 3 β€” take a coin off the list, and say whether there was one. */ +export const TAKE_COIN_SCRIPT = `var coins = (Inputs.coins || []).slice(); +var key = Number(Inputs.x) + ',' + Number(Inputs.y); +var at = coins.indexOf(key); +if (at === -1) { + Outputs.taken = false; +} else { + coins.splice(at, 1); + Outputs.taken = true; +} +Outputs.coins = coins; +Outputs.left = coins.length;`; + +/** + * Seam 4 β€” the world takes its turn: who moves, who is gone, did it hurt. + * + * One tile, toward you, along whichever axis it is furthest away on β€” which is + * what stops it jittering on a diagonal. It will not walk through a wall, and it + * will not step onto a tile another enemy has already claimed this turn. + * + * πŸ”΄ **It answers the WHOLE turn, and that is an ordering decision, not tidiness.** + * This was three nodes β€” step, store, then a separate seam that read the stored + * list back to see who reached you β€” and driving found the damage landing **one + * move late**, twice, from two different intermediates. The cause is the same + * both times: a gate whose `eval` comes from one node and whose `condition` + * travels through another (a variable round-trip, or a reactive `Expression`) + * can be evaluated before that value has arrived. With one node there is nothing + * in between: the gate's condition is this script's own output and its `eval` is + * this script's own `success`. + * + * πŸ”΄ **It may never END its turn on your tile** β€” the defect Richard found by + * playing. An enemy that landed on you had `dx = dy = 0` the next turn, so it had + * no candidate step and simply stayed: invisible under the sprite, a heart every + * move, nothing you could do. The two directions are now different events: + * + * | what happened | cost | what becomes of it | + * |---|---|---| + * | it reached you | a heart | **it holds its ground** β€” you have to run | + * | you charged it | a heart | **it is gone** β€” you fought through | + * + * ⚠️ **Asymmetric on purpose, and the symmetric version was tried first.** + * Removing it in both directions fixed the drain and then made the game + * un-losable: every enemy costs at most one heart, so with three hearts only the + * three-enemy room could be failed and rooms 1–4 could not be lost at all. + * A pursuer surviving keeps the pressure; charging one keeps every one-wide + * corridor passable, so a room can never be sealed by a body. + * + * ⚠️ One heart per turn even if two of them get you β€” `Counter.decrease` steps by + * one. Recorded rather than fixed: it errs toward the player. + */ +export const WORLD_TURN_SCRIPT = `var rows = String(Inputs.grid || '').split('\\n'); +var w = Number(Inputs.w) || 0; +var px = Number(Inputs.px); +var py = Number(Inputs.py); + +function wall(x, y) { + // Same NaN guard as Game/Move's: an un-loaded room makes every coordinate NaN. + if (!Number.isFinite(x) || !Number.isFinite(y)) return true; + if (x < 0 || y < 0 || x >= w || y >= rows.length) return true; + var ch = rows[y].charAt(x); + return ch === '#' || ch === ''; +} + +var list = Inputs.enemies || []; +var out = []; +var claimed = {}; +var hurt = false; + +for (var i = 0; i < list.length; i++) { + var parts = String(list[i]).split(','); + var ex = Number(parts[0]); + var ey = Number(parts[1]); + + // YOU CHARGED IT: it is already on your tile, because it will never step + // there itself. Costs a heart, and it is gone - which is what keeps a + // one-wide corridor passable instead of sealed by a body. + if (ex === px && ey === py) { + hurt = true; + continue; + } + + var dx = px - ex; + var dy = py - ey; + var tries = []; + if (Math.abs(dx) >= Math.abs(dy)) { + if (dx !== 0) tries.push([ex + (dx > 0 ? 1 : -1), ey]); + if (dy !== 0) tries.push([ex, ey + (dy > 0 ? 1 : -1)]); + } else { + if (dy !== 0) tries.push([ex, ey + (dy > 0 ? 1 : -1)]); + if (dx !== 0) tries.push([ex + (dx > 0 ? 1 : -1), ey]); + } + + var nx = ex; + var ny = ey; + for (var t = 0; t < tries.length; t++) { + var cx = tries[t][0]; + var cy = tries[t][1]; + if (wall(cx, cy)) continue; + if (claimed[cx + ',' + cy]) continue; + // IT REACHED YOU: an attack, and it HOLDS ITS GROUND. Never ending a turn + // on your tile is what makes the distance always at least one, so moving + // away always works. + if (cx === px && cy === py) { + hurt = true; + break; + } + nx = cx; + ny = cy; + break; + } + claimed[nx + ',' + ny] = true; + out.push(nx + ',' + ny); +} + +// A fresh array, and one that CANNOT contain your own tile. +Outputs.enemies = out; +Outputs.hurt = hurt;`; + +/** + * Seam 6 β€” project the state onto rows of cells. + * + * The one Function left fully reactive, because following the state is its whole + * job. It returns **rows**, not a flat list, so the board is two nested + * repeaters and no CSS grid has to fight a Group's inline flex for the layout. + * + * ⚠️ The order of the tests is the draw order, and it is a decision: you are + * drawn over an enemy, an enemy over a coin, a coin over the exit. Standing on + * the way out should look like standing on the way out, so `player` wins β€” and + * the exit gate has already fired by the time anyone looks. + */ +export const BUILD_CELLS_SCRIPT = `var rows = String(Inputs.grid || '').split('\\n'); +// The legend, as the page's own Static Data node wrote it. A kind with no row +// falls back to the first, so an unknown kind draws as floor rather than as +// nothing β€” an invisible tile is a hole in the board. +var palette = {}; +var legend = Inputs.legend || []; +for (var p = 0; p < legend.length; p++) palette[String(legend[p].kind)] = legend[p]; +var fallback = legend[0] || { ground: '', edge: '', ink: '' }; +var w = Number(Inputs.w) || 0; +var px = Number(Inputs.px); +var py = Number(Inputs.py); + +var coinAt = {}; +var coins = Inputs.coins || []; +for (var i = 0; i < coins.length; i++) coinAt[String(coins[i])] = true; + +var enemyAt = {}; +var enemies = Inputs.enemies || []; +for (var j = 0; j < enemies.length; j++) enemyAt[String(enemies[j])] = true; + +var out = []; +for (var y = 0; y < rows.length; y++) { + var cells = []; + for (var x = 0; x < w; x++) { + var ch = rows[y].charAt(x) || '#'; + var kind = 'floor'; + var glyph = ''; + if (ch === '#') { + kind = 'wall'; + } else if (x === px && y === py) { + kind = 'player'; + glyph = '${GLYPH.player}'; + } else if (enemyAt[x + ',' + y]) { + kind = 'enemy'; + glyph = '${GLYPH.enemy}'; + } else if (coinAt[x + ',' + y]) { + kind = 'coin'; + glyph = '${GLYPH.coin}'; + } else if (ch === '>') { + kind = 'exit'; + glyph = '${GLYPH.exit}'; + } + var look = palette[kind] || fallback; + cells.push({ + id: x + ',' + y, + kind: kind, + glyph: glyph, + ground: look.ground, + edge: look.edge, + ink: look.ink + }); + } + out.push({ id: 'row' + y, cells: cells }); +} +Outputs.rows = out;`; + +// ── The app shell ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +export const APP_COMPONENT = 'App'; + +/** + * The three things a node port cannot say about this board. + * + * πŸ”΄ **`!important` is load-bearing here and it is not laziness.** A `Group`'s + * size arrives as an inline style, and an inline style beats a stylesheet β€” so + * the phone rule cannot shrink a tile without it. The alternative was a CSS grid + * for the whole board, which would have had to fight the same inline `display: + * flex` on every one of the board's own Groups; two nested repeaters and one + * size override is the smaller surface. The rule is narrow on purpose: it + * overrides two properties on one class at one breakpoint. + * + * ⚠️ **Nothing here uses `var(--shadow-*)`.** On an ink ground a shadow is + * invisible, so a lift written as one would be a rule that appears to work and + * does nothing β€” the trap `tpl003Theme.ts` recorded from the other side. The + * board's depth is a border and a ground. + * + * The last block is not decoration: a person who has asked their operating + * system to stop moving things gets a board that does not move. + */ +export const BOARD_CSS = `/* The pixel dungeon β€” the three things a node port cannot say. + Everything a port CAN express is set on the node, not here. */ + +.pressable { cursor: pointer; } + +/* πŸ”΄ The BODY's ground, and it is not belt-and-braces β€” it is the fix for a + white band under the whole game. bodyScroll:true leaves #root static, so + anything below the content is the browser's own white, and measuring it said + so: body background-color read rgb(255,255,255) under a dark app. A Group's + backgroundColor cannot reach the body; only a stylesheet can. + (No backticks in this block: it lives inside a TS template literal, and a + backtick here ends the string 200 lines early.) */ +html, body { background: var(--background); } + +/* A tile settles into its new colour rather than snapping. 90ms is under the + ~100ms that reads as "instant", so the board still feels keyed rather than + animated. */ +.game-cell { + transition: background-color 90ms ease-out, border-color 90ms ease-out, color 90ms ease-out; +} + +/* You, and the way out, breathe. An enemy does not β€” a thing that pulses reads + as alive and friendly, and this one is neither. */ +.game-you { animation: game-pulse 1.6s ease-in-out infinite; } +.game-exit { animation: game-pulse 2.4s ease-in-out infinite; } +@keyframes game-pulse { + 0%, 100% { opacity: 1; } + 50% { opacity: 0.62; } +} + +/* πŸ”΄ A phone. The tile size is an inline style from the node's own width and + height ports, so shrinking it from a stylesheet needs !important. 12 tiles at + 26px plus the gaps is 334px, which fits a portrait phone; at 34px it does not. */ +@media (max-width: 480px) { + .game-cell { + width: 26px !important; + height: 26px !important; + } +} + +@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) { + .game-cell { transition: none; } + .game-you, .game-exit { animation: none; } + /* The coral edge still arrives β€” it is the information. Only the movement goes. */ + .game-board-hit, .game-board-dead { animation: none; } +}`; + +export const APP_NODES = [ + group('app_root', 'App', undefined, { + sizeMode: 'explicit', + width: pct(100), + height: pct(100), + // πŸ”΄ Without this the app ends where its content ends and the rest of the + // viewport is the browser's white. On a dark game that is the first thing + // anyone sees, and `bodyScroll: true` makes the gap taller than the board. + backgroundColor: 'var(--background)' + }, ['app_router']), + { id: 'app_router', type: 'Router', label: 'Main router', parent: 'app_root', parameters: { name: ROUTER } }, + logic('app_css', CSS_NODE, 'The board β€” motion, and the phone', { style: BOARD_CSS }) +]; +export const APP_WIRES: unknown[] = []; + +// ── Game/Cell β€” one tile, and the legend it draws ─────────────────────────── + +/** + * One tile. + * + * πŸ”΄ **The colours arrive as inputs, and the legend that chose them is a + * `Static Data` node on the page.** This was a `States` node with six states and + * three values β€” the more node-native shape, and the one that reads best in the + * property panel. It does not work: **a value wired into a States node's + * `currentState` never changes its state**, so every one of the 108 tiles drew + * the first state's colours and the board came out monochrome. Measured in a + * browser (D43), with the working control beside it β€” `to-` *signals* into + * a States node do work, and the banner is driven by four of them. + * + * ⚠️ **`kind` is still an input, and nothing is wired to it.** It is what the + * tile IS, it is in the node tree beside the colours, and it is the port a person + * adding a sound or an animation per kind will reach for. A port that names the + * thing is worth more than one fewer port. + */ +const CELL: Tpl005Component = { + path: 'Game/Cell', + nodes: [ + group('clTile', 'One tile', undefined, { + sizeMode: 'explicit', + width: px(TILE), + height: px(TILE), + flexDirection: 'column', + alignItems: 'center', + justifyContent: 'center', + borderRadius: 'var(--radius-sm)', + borderStyle: 'solid', + borderWidth: 'var(--border-1)', + cssClassName: 'game-cell' + }, ['clGlyph']), + text('clGlyph', 'What is on it', 'clTile', '', { + ...T_BODY, + fontFamily: 'var(--font-mono)', + fontSize: px(Math.round(TILE * 0.53)), + lineHeight: 1, + sizeMode: 'contentSize' + }), + inputs('clInputs', 'The tile', [ + ['kind', 'string'], + ['glyph', 'string'], + ['ground', 'color'], + ['edge', 'color'], + ['ink', 'color'] + ]) + ], + connections: [ + wire('clInputs', 'glyph', 'clGlyph', 'text'), + wire('clInputs', 'ground', 'clTile', 'backgroundColor'), + wire('clInputs', 'edge', 'clTile', 'borderColor'), + wire('clInputs', 'ink', 'clGlyph', 'color') + ] +}; + +// ── Game/Row β€” one row of the board ───────────────────────────────────────── + +/** + * One row of tiles. + * + * πŸ”΄ **The board is two nested repeaters, and that is why there is no CSS grid + * in it.** A flat list of 108 cells would need `display: grid` to wrap at + * exactly twelve, and a Group renders `display: flex` inline β€” so the grid + * would have to win an `!important` fight on the board, the row and the cell. + * A row component with its own `For Each` gets the same layout out of the + * product's own nodes, and it reads in the editor the way the board reads on + * screen. + */ +const ROW: Tpl005Component = { + path: 'Game/Row', + nodes: [ + group('rwRow', 'One row', undefined, { + sizeMode: 'contentSize', + flexDirection: 'row', + alignItems: 'center', + columnGap: 'var(--space-0-5)' + }, ['rwCells']), + logic('rwCells', FOR_EACH_NODE, 'One tile per cell', { template: CELL_COMPONENT, templateType: 'explicit' }), + inputs('rwInputs', 'The row', [['cells', 'array']]) + ], + connections: [wire('rwInputs', 'cells', 'rwCells', 'items')] +}; + +// ── Game/Move β€” the move rule, written once and placed four times ──────────── + +/** + * One step in one direction, and the only place the rules of walking live. + * + * πŸ”΄ **Placed four times with `dx`/`dy` as instance parameters** β€” up, down, + * left, right β€” so there is one implementation of "can I go there?" rather than + * four that drift. This is the interface doctrine's whole argument, and here it + * also fixes a bug: see (a) in the module header. A direction arriving as a + * *parameter* is settled before any signal fires, where a direction arriving as + * a value on a wire is whatever published last. + * + * πŸ”΄ **The commit is inside, and it is ordered by `done`.** `Set Variable`'s + * `done` fires *after* every Variable node reading it has been notified, so: + * write x β†’ `done` β†’ write y β†’ `done` β†’ `moved` leaves. Everything downstream + * then reads the variables and cannot see a half-moved player. + * + * ⚠️ **`onfalse` is the success path, and that is deliberate.** The question the + * gate asks is *"is there a wall in the way?"*, so the move happens when the + * answer is no. Inverting it to ask "can I move?" would need an extra + * `Expression` to negate `blocked` β€” a node whose only job is to make one + * sentence read forwards. + * + * The `refused` output is wired to nothing in this template. It exists because + * it is the thing a person adds a bump sound to, and finding it already there is + * the difference between extending a graph and rewiring one. + */ +const MOVE: Tpl005Component = { + path: 'Game/Move', + nodes: [ + inputs('mvInputs', 'The step', [ + ['go', 'signal'], + ['dx', 'number'], + ['dy', 'number'], + ['px', 'number'], + ['py', 'number'], + ['grid', 'string'], + ['gridWidth', 'number'] + ]), + logic('mvTx', EXPRESSION_NODE, 'The tile across', { expression: 'px + dx' }), + logic('mvTy', EXPRESSION_NODE, 'The tile down', { expression: 'py + dy' }), + logic('mvWall', FUNCTION_NODE, 'Is there a wall in the way?', { functionScript: IS_WALL_SCRIPT }), + gate('mvGate', 'Can you walk there?'), + logic('mvSetX', SET_VARIABLE_NODE, 'You are here now β€” across', { name: VAR_X }), + logic('mvSetY', SET_VARIABLE_NODE, 'You are here now β€” down', { name: VAR_Y }), + outputs('mvOutputs', 'What happened', [ + ['moved', 'signal'], + ['refused', 'signal'] + ]) + ], + connections: [ + // Where would this step land? + wire('mvInputs', 'px', 'mvTx', 'px'), + wire('mvInputs', 'dx', 'mvTx', 'dx'), + wire('mvInputs', 'py', 'mvTy', 'py'), + wire('mvInputs', 'dy', 'mvTy', 'dy'), + // Ask the room about that tile. + wire('mvInputs', 'grid', 'mvWall', 'in-grid'), + wire('mvInputs', 'gridWidth', 'mvWall', 'in-w'), + wire('mvTx', 'result', 'mvWall', 'in-x'), + wire('mvTy', 'result', 'mvWall', 'in-y'), + // The decision, tested only when a key says so. + wire('mvWall', 'out-blocked', 'mvGate', 'condition'), + wire('mvInputs', 'go', 'mvGate', 'eval'), + // No wall: commit, in order, then say so. + wire('mvTx', 'result', 'mvSetX', 'value'), + wire('mvTy', 'result', 'mvSetY', 'value'), + wire('mvGate', 'onfalse', 'mvSetX', 'do'), + wire('mvSetX', 'done', 'mvSetY', 'do'), + wire('mvSetY', 'done', 'mvOutputs', 'moved'), + // A wall: nothing moves, and the graph still has somewhere to say it. + wire('mvGate', 'ontrue', 'mvOutputs', 'refused') + ] +}; + +// ── Game/Stat β€” one reading in the HUD ────────────────────────────────────── + +/** One HUD reading: a word, a number, and the colour that says what kind of number it is. */ +const STAT: Tpl005Component = { + path: 'Game/Stat', + nodes: [ + group('stTile', 'One reading', undefined, { + ...contentSized(composition('statTile')), + flexDirection: 'column', + alignItems: 'center', + rowGap: 'var(--space-1)', + minWidth: px(92), + paddingTop: 'var(--space-3)', + paddingBottom: 'var(--space-3)', + paddingLeft: 'var(--space-5)', + paddingRight: 'var(--space-5)' + }, ['stLabel', 'stValue']), + text('stLabel', 'What it is', 'stTile', '', { ...T_META, color: 'var(--muted-foreground)', sizeMode: 'contentSize' }), + // πŸ”΄ `tabular-nums` for the reason D30 measured on the members' area: Inter's + // proportional figures make a number that counts up rag from side to side. + text('stValue', 'The number', 'stTile', '', { + ...composition('cardTitle'), + fontVariantNumeric: 'tabular-nums', + fontFamily: 'var(--font-mono)', + fontSize: px(26), + lineHeight: 1.1, + sizeMode: 'contentSize' + }), + inputs('stInputs', 'The reading', [ + ['label', 'string'], + ['value', 'string'], + ['tone', 'color'] + ]) + ], + connections: [ + wire('stInputs', 'label', 'stLabel', 'text'), + wire('stInputs', 'value', 'stValue', 'text'), + wire('stInputs', 'tone', 'stValue', 'color') + ] +}; + +// ── Game/KeyCap β€” one line of the controls legend ──────────────────────────── + +/** One key, and what it does. Placed four times; the arrow keys are not guessable from a board. */ +const KEYCAP: Tpl005Component = { + path: 'Game/KeyCap', + nodes: [ + group('kcRow', 'One key', undefined, { + sizeMode: 'contentSize', + flexDirection: 'row', + alignItems: 'center', + columnGap: 'var(--space-2)' + }, ['kcCap', 'kcWhat']), + group('kcCap', 'The key itself', 'kcRow', { + sizeMode: 'contentSize', + flexDirection: 'column', + alignItems: 'center', + justifyContent: 'center', + minWidth: px(30), + paddingTop: px(3), + paddingBottom: px(3), + paddingLeft: 'var(--space-2)', + paddingRight: 'var(--space-2)', + backgroundColor: 'var(--surface-raised)', + borderRadius: 'var(--radius-sm)', + borderStyle: 'solid', + borderWidth: 'var(--border-1)', + borderColor: 'var(--border-strong)' + }, ['kcCapText']), + text('kcCapText', 'The glyph on the key', 'kcCap', '', { + ...T_META, + fontFamily: 'var(--font-mono)', + color: 'var(--foreground)', + sizeMode: 'contentSize' + }), + text('kcWhat', 'What it does', 'kcRow', '', { ...T_META, color: 'var(--muted-foreground)', sizeMode: 'contentSize' }), + inputs('kcInputs', 'The key', [ + ['cap', 'string'], + ['what', 'string'], + ['tone', 'color'] + ]) + ], + connections: [ + wire('kcInputs', 'cap', 'kcCapText', 'text'), + wire('kcInputs', 'what', 'kcWhat', 'text'), + // πŸ”΄ `tone` is why the glyph legend can be the same component as the key + // legend. Every instance sets it β€” a colour port left unfed by a wire + // arrives as undefined and blanks the text it was meant to colour, which is + // a worse failure than a legend in one colour. + wire('kcInputs', 'tone', 'kcCapText', 'color') + ] +}; + +// ── Pages/Play β€” the game ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/** The four directions, and the key each one answers to. `dx`/`dy` are instance parameters. */ +const DIRECTIONS: ReadonlyArray<{ id: string; label: string; cap: string; dx: number; dy: number; keys: string }> = [ + { id: 'Up', label: 'up', cap: '↑', dx: 0, dy: -1, keys: 'up, arrowup, w' }, + { id: 'Down', label: 'down', cap: '↓', dx: 0, dy: 1, keys: 'down, arrowdown, s' }, + { id: 'Left', label: 'left', cap: '←', dx: -1, dy: 0, keys: 'left, arrowleft, a' }, + { id: 'Right', label: 'right', cap: 'β†’', dx: 1, dy: 0, keys: 'right, arrowright, d' } +]; + +/** The glyph legend, drawn with the same component as the key legend. */ +const GLYPH_LEGEND: ReadonlyArray<{ id: string; cap: string; what: string; tone: string }> = [ + { id: 'You', cap: GLYPH.player, what: 'you', tone: LEGEND.good }, + { id: 'Coin', cap: GLYPH.coin, what: 'a coin', tone: LEGEND.good }, + { id: 'Foe', cap: GLYPH.enemy, what: 'steps when you do', tone: LEGEND.costly }, + { id: 'Out', cap: GLYPH.exit, what: 'the way out', tone: LEGEND.exit } +]; + +/** + * πŸ”΄ **`allowRepeat: true`, and it is a decision rather than a default.** + * The module ships auto-repeat OFF, so a held arrow moves you one tile and then + * nothing. In a turn-based game that is the wrong half of the trade: the world + * only moves when you do, so a held key cannot run you into anything you did not + * have time to see, and walking a corridor without lifting a finger is how a + * grid game is expected to feel. + * + * ⚠️ **`w`/`a`/`s`/`d` are listed beside the arrows, and the module's text-field + * rule is the reason it is safe**: a bare key is suppressed while focus is in an + * input, and this page has no input. A template that later grows a "your name" + * field will find WASD dead and the arrows alive β€” which is why the arrows are + * first in every list and the only ones the legend teaches. + */ +const KEY_PARAMS = { allowRepeat: true, preventDefault: true, ignoreInTextFields: true } as const; + +/** + * What the board looks like the instant something happens to you. + * + * ⚠️ `cls` carries the whole class list, not an extra one: `cssClassName` + * REPLACES the parameter, so the shared `game-board` has to travel with each + * state or the board loses its own styling the first time it flashes. + */ +const BOARD_STATES = { + states: 'calm,hit,dead', + values: 'edge,cls', + 'type-edge': 'color', + 'type-cls': 'string', + 'value-calm-edge': 'var(--border-strong)', + 'value-calm-cls': 'game-board game-board-calm', + // A heart gone: the board takes the enemy's colour for a moment. + 'value-hit-edge': LEGEND.costly, + 'value-hit-cls': 'game-board game-board-hit', + // Out of hearts: it holds, rather than flashing, so the restart is legible. + 'value-dead-edge': LEGEND.costly, + 'value-dead-cls': 'game-board game-board-dead' +}; + +const BANNER_STATES = { + states: 'playing,cleared,died,won', + values: 'title,line,shown,tone', + 'type-title': 'string', + 'type-line': 'string', + 'type-shown': 'boolean', + 'type-tone': 'color', + // Playing β€” nothing to say, and nothing taking up room to say it in. + 'value-playing-title': '', + 'value-playing-line': '', + 'value-playing-shown': false, + 'value-playing-tone': 'var(--foreground)', + // Cleared a room. + 'value-cleared-title': 'Room cleared.', + 'value-cleared-line': 'The next one is busier. Keep moving.', + 'value-cleared-shown': true, + 'value-cleared-tone': LEGEND.good, + // Caught. You drop what you were carrying and the room starts again. + 'value-died-title': 'They got you.', + 'value-died-line': 'You dropped your coins and the room starts again. Move to go on.', + 'value-died-shown': true, + 'value-died-tone': LEGEND.costly, + // All five. + 'value-won-title': 'Out, with all five behind you.', + 'value-won-line': 'That is the lot. Move to start another run.', + 'value-won-shown': true, + 'value-won-tone': LEGEND.exit +}; + +// ── Game/Hud and Game/Teach β€” the presentation, off the page ──────────────── + +/** + * The three readings. + * + * πŸ”΄ **A component because of what it leaves behind, not to please a linter.** + * The door raised `oversized-page` at 68 nodes on `Pages/Play` and said the + * useful thing: *"a component instance counts as one node here, so factoring a + * section out is a real reduction, not a rename."* The readings and the + * teaching block are the two parts of that page that are **not the game** β€” so + * moving them out means a person who opens `Pages/Play` to see how it works + * finds the rules and not the furniture. + */ +const HUD: Tpl005Component = { + path: 'Game/Hud', + nodes: [ + group('hdRow', 'The readings', undefined, { + sizeMode: 'contentSize', + flexDirection: 'row', + flexWrap: 'wrap', + justifyContent: 'center', + alignItems: 'center', + columnGap: 'var(--space-3)', + rowGap: 'var(--space-3)' + }, ['hdHearts', 'hdCoins', 'hdRoom']), + place('hdHearts', STAT_COMPONENT, 'Hearts', 'hdRow', { label: 'Hearts', tone: LEGEND.costly }), + place('hdCoins', STAT_COMPONENT, 'Coins', 'hdRow', { label: 'Coins', tone: LEGEND.good }), + place('hdRoom', STAT_COMPONENT, 'Room', 'hdRow', { label: 'Room', tone: LEGEND.exit }), + inputs('hdInputs', 'The readings', [ + ['hearts', 'string'], + ['coins', 'string'], + ['room', 'string'] + ]) + ], + connections: [ + wire('hdInputs', 'hearts', 'hdHearts', 'value'), + wire('hdInputs', 'coins', 'hdCoins', 'value'), + wire('hdInputs', 'room', 'hdRoom', 'value') + ] +}; + +/** + * What the keys are, and what the glyphs mean. + * + * πŸ”΄ **A board teaches neither.** Nothing on a grid says "arrow keys", and + * nothing says a coral triangle is the thing that takes your hearts. A game + * whose controls are guessable only by trying every key is a game most people + * close. It takes no inputs β€” it is the same for every install β€” so it is the + * cheapest component in the template and the one most likely to be kept. + */ +const TEACH: Tpl005Component = { + path: 'Game/Teach', + nodes: [ + group('tcWrap', 'How to play', undefined, { + width: pct(100), + sizeMode: 'contentHeight', + flexDirection: 'column', + alignItems: 'center', + rowGap: 'var(--space-3)' + }, ['tcKeys', 'tcGlyphs']), + group('tcKeys', 'The keys', 'tcWrap', { + sizeMode: 'contentSize', + flexDirection: 'row', + flexWrap: 'wrap', + justifyContent: 'center', + alignItems: 'center', + columnGap: 'var(--space-6)', + rowGap: 'var(--space-3)' + }, DIRECTIONS.map((d) => `tcKey${d.id}`)), + ...DIRECTIONS.map((d) => + place(`tcKey${d.id}`, KEYCAP_COMPONENT, `The ${d.label} key`, 'tcKeys', { + cap: d.cap, + what: d.label, + tone: 'var(--foreground)' + }) + ), + group('tcGlyphs', 'What the glyphs mean', 'tcWrap', { + sizeMode: 'contentSize', + flexDirection: 'row', + flexWrap: 'wrap', + justifyContent: 'center', + alignItems: 'center', + columnGap: 'var(--space-6)', + rowGap: 'var(--space-3)' + }, GLYPH_LEGEND.map((g) => `tcLeg${g.id}`)), + ...GLYPH_LEGEND.map((g) => + place(`tcLeg${g.id}`, KEYCAP_COMPONENT, `Legend β€” ${g.what}`, 'tcGlyphs', { + cap: g.cap, + what: g.what, + tone: g.tone + }) + ) + ], + connections: [] +}; + +/** + * The page. + * + * ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + * ## The step, in the order it happens + * + * 1. A key pulses one `Game/Move` instance's `go`. + * 2. That instance asks the room about the tile, and if it is not a wall writes + * `playerX` then `playerY`, each waiting on the other's `done`, and then + * emits `moved`. + * 3. `moved` runs `takeCoin`. Its `success` evaluates **two** gates: was there a + * coin (β†’ a coin on the count, and the shorter list stored), and is this tile + * the way out. + * 4. `moved` also runs `stepEnemies`. Its `success` stores the new positions; + * that store's `done` runs `hitCount`, whose `success` evaluates the hit gate + * (β†’ a heart off). + * 5. A heart changing evaluates the death gate. + * + * πŸ”΄ **Why the exit gate is evaluated by `takeCoin.success` and not by `moved`.** + * The banner is cleared by `moved` (`to-playing`), and a gate evaluated by the + * same pulse would be racing it β€” "Room cleared" would appear and vanish + * depending on which wire the runtime walked first. Everything that *writes* the + * banner is therefore driven from strictly later in the chain than the thing + * that clears it. This is the kind of defect that renders perfectly and shows up + * once in twenty plays. + * + * ## πŸ”΄ Why `plPickLevel` has nothing wired to its `run` + * + * The Function node auto-runs at load **only if `run` is unconnected** + * (`simplejavascript.ts`: `if (!this.isInputConnected('run')) this.scheduleRun()`). + * Wiring a restart to `run` would therefore have cost the boot: nothing else on + * this page is guaranteed to publish at load, so the first room might never be + * parsed and the board would open empty. + * + * So a restart is a **reactive nudge** instead: `plReloads` counts and its count + * feeds `in-reload`, a ticked input the script echoes back out (it must READ it, + * or the port does not exist β€” see the note in the script). A room reloads + * because a number it depends on changed β€” which is also deterministic, where + * a reset plus a re-run would have been two signals racing. + * + * ## What a person changes first + * + * `EDIT β€” the five rooms` is one `Static Data` node holding a JSON array of + * `{ name, grid }`. Adding a sixth room is editing that node and nothing else: + * no new component, no rewiring, no code. `docs/START-HERE.md` says so, and the + * gate proves it by doing it. + */ +const PLAY: Tpl005Component = { + path: 'Pages/Play', + nodes: [ + // ── The visual tree ──────────────────────────────────────────────────── + { id: 'plPage', type: 'Page', label: 'Play', parameters: { title: 'Pixel Dungeon', urlPath: '/' }, children: ['plWrap'] }, + group('plWrap', 'The screen', 'plPage', { + width: pct(100), + sizeMode: 'contentHeight', + flexDirection: 'column', + alignItems: 'center', + rowGap: 'var(--space-6)', + paddingTop: 'var(--space-10)', + paddingBottom: 'var(--space-10)', + paddingLeft: 'var(--space-4)', + paddingRight: 'var(--space-4)', + backgroundColor: 'var(--background)' + }, ['plHead', 'plHud', 'plBoardFrame', 'plBanner', 'plTeach', 'plFoot']), + + // The title block. + group('plHead', 'What this is', 'plWrap', { + width: pct(100), + sizeMode: 'contentHeight', + flexDirection: 'column', + alignItems: 'center', + rowGap: 'var(--space-1)' + }, ['plEyebrow', 'plTitle', 'plRoom']), + text('plEyebrow', 'A NodeGX template', 'plHead', 'A NodeGX template', { + ...T_EYEBROW, + color: 'var(--primary)', + sizeMode: 'contentSize' + }), + text('plTitle', `${EDIT}the name of your game`, 'plHead', 'Pixel Dungeon', { + ...H_TITLE, + sizeMode: 'contentSize' + }), + text('plRoom', 'Which room this is', 'plHead', '', { + ...T_LEAD, + color: 'var(--muted-foreground)', + sizeMode: 'contentSize' + }), + + // The HUD and the teaching block are components, so what is left on this + // page is the game. See the note on `HUD`. + place('plHud', HUD_COMPONENT, 'The readings', 'plWrap'), + + // The board. + group('plBoardFrame', 'The board', 'plWrap', { + cssClassName: 'game-board game-board-calm', + sizeMode: 'contentSize', + flexDirection: 'column', + alignItems: 'center', + paddingTop: 'var(--space-4)', + paddingBottom: 'var(--space-4)', + paddingLeft: 'var(--space-4)', + paddingRight: 'var(--space-4)', + backgroundColor: 'var(--surface)', + borderRadius: 'var(--radius-xl)', + borderStyle: 'solid', + borderWidth: 'var(--border-1)', + borderColor: 'var(--border-strong)' + }, ['plBoard']), + group('plBoard', 'The rows', 'plBoardFrame', { + sizeMode: 'contentSize', + flexDirection: 'column', + alignItems: 'center', + rowGap: 'var(--space-0-5)' + }, ['plRows']), + logic('plRows', FOR_EACH_NODE, 'One row per row of the room', { template: ROW_COMPONENT, templateType: 'explicit' }), + + // The banner. `mounted`, never `visible` β€” a hidden banner that kept its + // height would push the board around on every room. + group('plBanner', 'What just happened', 'plWrap', { + sizeMode: 'contentSize', + flexDirection: 'column', + alignItems: 'center', + rowGap: 'var(--space-1)', + paddingTop: 'var(--space-4)', + paddingBottom: 'var(--space-4)', + paddingLeft: 'var(--space-6)', + paddingRight: 'var(--space-6)', + backgroundColor: 'var(--surface)', + borderRadius: 'var(--radius-lg)', + borderStyle: 'solid', + borderWidth: 'var(--border-1)', + borderColor: 'var(--border)', + mounted: false + }, ['plBannerTitle', 'plBannerLine']), + text('plBannerTitle', 'The headline', 'plBanner', '', { ...H_SECTION, sizeMode: 'contentSize' }), + text('plBannerLine', 'What to do about it', 'plBanner', '', { + ...T_BODY, + color: 'var(--muted-foreground)', + sizeMode: 'contentSize' + }), + + place('plTeach', TEACH_COMPONENT, 'How to play', 'plWrap'), + + text('plFoot', 'Where to start editing', 'plWrap', 'The five rooms are one Static Data node β€” open it and add a sixth.', { + ...T_META, + color: 'var(--muted-foreground)', + sizeMode: 'contentSize' + }), + + // ── The room, and the run ────────────────────────────────────────────── + { + id: 'plLevels', + type: STATIC_DATA_NODE, + label: `${EDIT}the five rooms β€” this list IS the game`, + parameters: { type: 'json', json: LEVELS_JSON } + }, + logic('plLevel', COUNTER_NODE, 'Which room', { + startValue: 1, + limitsMin: 1, + limitsMax: LEVELS.length, + limitsEnabled: true + }), + logic('plCoins', COUNTER_NODE, 'Coins you are carrying', { startValue: 0 }), + logic('plHearts', COUNTER_NODE, 'Hearts', { + startValue: START_HP, + limitsMin: 0, + limitsMax: START_HP, + limitsEnabled: true + }), + // The nudge that makes a room reload without touching `run`. See the header. + logic('plReloads', COUNTER_NODE, 'How many times this room has restarted', { startValue: 0 }), + + logic('plPickLevel', FUNCTION_NODE, 'Read the room out of its string', { functionScript: PICK_LEVEL_SCRIPT }), + + // Where you are, what is left, and what is chasing you. + logic('plVarX', VARIABLE_NODE, 'You β€” across', { name: VAR_X }), + logic('plVarY', VARIABLE_NODE, 'You β€” down', { name: VAR_Y }), + logic('plVarCoins', VARIABLE_NODE, 'Coins still on the floor', { name: VAR_COINS }), + logic('plVarEnemies', VARIABLE_NODE, 'Where they are', { name: VAR_ENEMIES }), + + // Starting a room: four writes, each waiting on the last, then the hearts. + logic('plLoadX', SET_VARIABLE_NODE, 'Put you at the start β€” across', { name: VAR_X }), + logic('plLoadY', SET_VARIABLE_NODE, 'Put you at the start β€” down', { name: VAR_Y }), + logic('plLoadCoins', SET_VARIABLE_NODE, 'Lay the coins out', { name: VAR_COINS }), + logic('plLoadEnemies', SET_VARIABLE_NODE, 'Put them back where they started', { name: VAR_ENEMIES }), + + // The keys, and the one move rule placed once per direction. + ...DIRECTIONS.map((d) => + logic(`plKey${d.id}`, TYPE_KEYBOARD, `The ${d.label} key`, { shortcut: d.keys, ...KEY_PARAMS }) + ), + ...DIRECTIONS.map((d) => logic(`plMove${d.id}`, MOVE_COMPONENT, `Step ${d.label}`, { dx: d.dx, dy: d.dy })), + + // A coin. + logic('plTakeCoin', FUNCTION_NODE, 'Was there a coin on that tile?', { + functionScript: TAKE_COIN_SCRIPT, + ...signalOnly('in-coins', 'in-x', 'in-y') + }), + gate('plCoinGate', 'Take it?'), + logic('plSetCoins', SET_VARIABLE_NODE, 'One fewer on the floor', { name: VAR_COINS }), + + // The way out, and whether that was the last room. + logic('plAtExit', EXPRESSION_NODE, 'Are you standing on the way out?', { expression: 'x === ex && y === ey' }), + gate('plExitGate', 'Is that the way out?'), + logic('plIsLast', EXPRESSION_NODE, 'Was that the last room?', { expression: 'lvl >= last' }), + gate('plWinGate', 'The last room, or just this one?'), + + // Them. + logic('plStepEnemies', FUNCTION_NODE, 'The world takes its turn', { + functionScript: WORLD_TURN_SCRIPT, + ...signalOnly('in-enemies', 'in-grid', 'in-w', 'in-px', 'in-py') + }), + logic('plSetEnemies', SET_VARIABLE_NODE, 'Where they are now', { name: VAR_ENEMIES }), + // Two ways to lose a heart, and they are different events: one of them + // reached you (it holds its ground), or you charged one (it is gone). + gate('plHitGate', 'Take a heart?'), + logic('plIsDead', EXPRESSION_NODE, 'Out of hearts?', { expression: 'hearts <= 0' }), + gate('plDeathGate', 'Have they got you?'), + + // The board, drawn. The one Function left reactive. + logic('plBuildCells', FUNCTION_NODE, 'Draw the room as it stands', { functionScript: BUILD_CELLS_SCRIPT }), + { + id: 'plPalette', + type: STATIC_DATA_NODE, + label: `${EDIT}what each kind of tile looks like`, + parameters: { type: 'json', json: JSON.stringify(TILE_PALETTE, null, 2) } + }, + + // What the banner says, and the moment worth celebrating. + logic('plBannerStates', STATES_NODE, 'What just happened, in words', BANNER_STATES), + // πŸ”΄ Richard, having played it: *"You also don't see any 'died' animation."* + // He was right, and it was worse than missing polish β€” losing a heart had NO + // feedback at all, so the only evidence was a number changing under the + // board while the thing that did it was invisible under the sprite. + // Driven by `to-` SIGNALS, never by `currentState`: D43 measured that + // a value wired into `currentState` does nothing, and these same signals are + // what already drive the banner correctly. + logic('plBoardStates', STATES_NODE, 'What the board is doing', BOARD_STATES), + // The readings, as words. + logic('plRoomFmt', FORMAT_NODE, 'Room n of five', { format: '{n} / {total}' }), + logic('plRoomName', FORMAT_NODE, 'The room, named', { format: 'Room {n} β€” {name}' }) + ], + + connections: [ + // ── Reading the room ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── + // πŸ”΄ Nothing is wired to `plPickLevel.run`, on purpose β€” see the header. + wire('plLevels', 'items', 'plPickLevel', 'in-levels'), + wire('plLevel', 'currentCount', 'plPickLevel', 'in-index'), + wire('plReloads', 'currentCount', 'plPickLevel', 'in-reload'), + + // Starting it: four writes in a fixed order, then the hearts back to three. + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-startX', 'plLoadX', 'value'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-startY', 'plLoadY', 'value'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-coins', 'plLoadCoins', 'value'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-enemies', 'plLoadEnemies', 'value'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'success', 'plLoadX', 'do'), + wire('plLoadX', 'done', 'plLoadY', 'do'), + wire('plLoadY', 'done', 'plLoadCoins', 'do'), + wire('plLoadCoins', 'done', 'plLoadEnemies', 'do'), + wire('plLoadEnemies', 'done', 'plHearts', 'reset'), + + // ── The readings ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + wire('plHearts', 'currentCount', 'plHud', 'hearts'), + wire('plCoins', 'currentCount', 'plHud', 'coins'), + wire('plLevel', 'currentCount', 'plRoomFmt', 'n'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-levelCount', 'plRoomFmt', 'total'), + wire('plRoomFmt', 'formatted', 'plHud', 'room'), + wire('plLevel', 'currentCount', 'plRoomName', 'n'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-roomName', 'plRoomName', 'name'), + wire('plRoomName', 'formatted', 'plRoom', 'text'), + + // ── The four movers: one rule, four instances ────────────────────────── + ...DIRECTIONS.flatMap((d) => [ + wire(`plKey${d.id}`, 'pressed', `plMove${d.id}`, 'go'), + wire('plVarX', 'value', `plMove${d.id}`, 'px'), + wire('plVarY', 'value', `plMove${d.id}`, 'py'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-grid', `plMove${d.id}`, 'grid'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-width', `plMove${d.id}`, 'gridWidth'), + // A move clears the banner. Everything that WRITES the banner is driven + // from strictly later in the chain, so the two cannot race. + wire(`plMove${d.id}`, 'moved', 'plBannerStates', 'to-playing'), + // ...and starts the turn. + wire(`plMove${d.id}`, 'moved', 'plTakeCoin', 'run'), + wire(`plMove${d.id}`, 'moved', 'plStepEnemies', 'run') + ]), + + // ── A coin ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + wire('plVarCoins', 'value', 'plTakeCoin', 'in-coins'), + wire('plVarX', 'value', 'plTakeCoin', 'in-x'), + wire('plVarY', 'value', 'plTakeCoin', 'in-y'), + wire('plTakeCoin', 'out-taken', 'plCoinGate', 'condition'), + wire('plTakeCoin', 'success', 'plCoinGate', 'eval'), + wire('plCoinGate', 'ontrue', 'plCoins', 'increase'), + wire('plTakeCoin', 'out-coins', 'plSetCoins', 'value'), + wire('plCoinGate', 'ontrue', 'plSetCoins', 'do'), + + // ── The way out ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + wire('plVarX', 'value', 'plAtExit', 'x'), + wire('plVarY', 'value', 'plAtExit', 'y'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-exitX', 'plAtExit', 'ex'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-exitY', 'plAtExit', 'ey'), + wire('plAtExit', 'result', 'plExitGate', 'condition'), + // πŸ”΄ Evaluated by the coin step's completion, not by `moved` β€” the header says why. + wire('plTakeCoin', 'success', 'plExitGate', 'eval'), + wire('plExitGate', 'ontrue', 'plWinGate', 'eval'), + wire('plLevel', 'currentCount', 'plIsLast', 'lvl'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-levelCount', 'plIsLast', 'last'), + wire('plIsLast', 'result', 'plWinGate', 'condition'), + // The last room: say so. πŸ”΄ A `nodegx.confetti` node was here and was taken + // out β€” measured as D41: that module FAILS TO REGISTER in a project holding + // only it and the keyboard ("Cannot convert object to primitive value"), + // while registering cleanly in a project holding all 32. A template is a + // two-module project, which is the arm where it does not work. + wire('plWinGate', 'ontrue', 'plBannerStates', 'to-won'), + // Any other room: on to the next one. + wire('plWinGate', 'onfalse', 'plLevel', 'increase'), + wire('plWinGate', 'onfalse', 'plBannerStates', 'to-cleared'), + + // ── Them ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + wire('plVarEnemies', 'value', 'plStepEnemies', 'in-enemies'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-grid', 'plStepEnemies', 'in-grid'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-width', 'plStepEnemies', 'in-w'), + wire('plVarX', 'value', 'plStepEnemies', 'in-px'), + wire('plVarY', 'value', 'plStepEnemies', 'in-py'), + wire('plStepEnemies', 'out-enemies', 'plSetEnemies', 'value'), + wire('plStepEnemies', 'success', 'plSetEnemies', 'do'), + // πŸ”΄ ONE node answers the whole turn, so the gate's condition and its eval + // come from the SAME script run with nothing in between. Driving found the + // damage landing a move late twice β€” once through a reactive `Expression`, + // once through a variable round-trip β€” and both intermediates are gone. + wire('plStepEnemies', 'out-hurt', 'plHitGate', 'condition'), + wire('plStepEnemies', 'success', 'plHitGate', 'eval'), + wire('plHitGate', 'ontrue', 'plHearts', 'decrease'), + + // ── Out of hearts ────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + wire('plHearts', 'currentCount', 'plIsDead', 'hearts'), + wire('plIsDead', 'result', 'plDeathGate', 'condition'), + wire('plHearts', 'countChanged', 'plDeathGate', 'eval'), + // You drop the coins you were carrying, and the room starts again. The room + // number is untouched, which is what makes this deterministic: one nudge, + // one reload, no reset racing a re-run. + wire('plDeathGate', 'ontrue', 'plCoins', 'reset'), + wire('plDeathGate', 'ontrue', 'plReloads', 'increase'), + wire('plDeathGate', 'ontrue', 'plBannerStates', 'to-died'), + + // ── The board, drawn ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-grid', 'plBuildCells', 'in-grid'), + wire('plPickLevel', 'out-width', 'plBuildCells', 'in-w'), + wire('plVarX', 'value', 'plBuildCells', 'in-px'), + wire('plVarY', 'value', 'plBuildCells', 'in-py'), + wire('plVarCoins', 'value', 'plBuildCells', 'in-coins'), + wire('plVarEnemies', 'value', 'plBuildCells', 'in-enemies'), + wire('plPalette', 'items', 'plBuildCells', 'in-legend'), + wire('plBuildCells', 'out-rows', 'plRows', 'items'), + + // ── The banner ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + wire('plBannerStates', 'title', 'plBannerTitle', 'text'), + wire('plBannerStates', 'line', 'plBannerLine', 'text'), + wire('plBannerStates', 'shown', 'plBanner', 'mounted'), + wire('plBannerStates', 'tone', 'plBannerTitle', 'color'), + + // ── The board reacts ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── + // A move settles it; a hit and a death are driven from strictly later in the + // chain, so they win β€” the same ordering the banner relies on. + ...DIRECTIONS.map((d) => wire(`plMove${d.id}`, 'moved', 'plBoardStates', 'to-calm')), + wire('plHitGate', 'ontrue', 'plBoardStates', 'to-hit'), + wire('plDeathGate', 'ontrue', 'plBoardStates', 'to-dead'), + wire('plBoardStates', 'edge', 'plBoardFrame', 'borderColor'), + wire('plBoardStates', 'cls', 'plBoardFrame', 'cssClassName') + ] +}; + +/** Every component, in the order the door is given them. */ +export const TPL005_COMPONENTS: ReadonlyArray = [CELL, ROW, MOVE, STAT, KEYCAP, HUD, TEACH, PLAY]; + +/** + * The library modules this template cannot work without. + * + * πŸ”΄ **One, not two.** `confetti` was meant to be here for the win, and it is + * measured as unable to register beside only the keyboard (D41). A module that + * throws on registration takes only itself down β€” the control pair proved the + * keyboard survives it β€” but a node that never reaches the catalog is a node the + * door refuses to author, so the template cannot use it. + */ +export const REQUIRED_MODULES = ['keyboard-shortcuts'] as const; diff --git a/packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Template.test.ts b/packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Template.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..edbe675cc --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Template.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,587 @@ +/** + * TPL-005 β€” the gate over the pixel game. + * + * ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + * ## πŸ”΄ What this gate can and cannot grade + * + * **Every acceptance criterion on this template is one a render cannot meet** β€” a + * screenshot cannot press a key. So this file grades the things that are true of + * the *artefact*, and the behaviour was graded by driving a real browser with + * real key events; that session is written up in the task file with its readings. + * Neither half is sufficient and this comment exists so nobody mistakes a green + * suite here for a game that plays. + * + * What is here, and why each one is worth a spec: + * + * - **Every room is walked.** A breadth-first search from `@` proves the exit and + * *every* coin is reachable and no enemy is sealed off. A room whose exit is + * walled in is the worst defect this template could ship and it is **invisible + * in a screenshot** β€” the board draws perfectly either way. + * - **The game is in the graph.** The six `Condition` gates exist and have both + * `eval` and `condition` fed; the `Function` nodes are exactly the six named + * seams. This is the criterion the whole template exists to satisfy. + * - **The `runOnChange` unticks survive.** Fourteen of them are load-bearing β€” + * without them `takeCoin` and `stepEnemies` are fed by the variables they + * write, which is an infinite loop β€” and DEF-038's pinning pass rewrites that + * family of checkboxes on the way out. + * - **The contrast is recomputed from the tokens**, not trusted to the comment + * that records it. + * - **A sixth room is added by editing one node**, by doing it. + * + * @module noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Template.test + */ +import * as fs from 'fs'; +import * as path from 'path'; + +import { + FUNCTION_SEAMS, + GATE_NODES, + GRID_H, + GRID_W, + LEVELS, + MOVE_COMPONENT, + PAGE_PLAY, + REQUIRED_MODULES, + VAR_COINS, + VAR_ENEMIES, + VAR_X, + VAR_Y +} from './tpl005Components'; +import { + AuthoredTemplate, + buildPixelTemplateProject, + preparePixelArtefact, + TEMPLATE_ID +} from './tpl005Template'; +import { requestedCompositions, TILE_PALETTE, TPL005_TOKENS, USED_COMPOSITIONS } from './tpl005Theme'; + +jest.setTimeout(180_000); + +/** + * Junctions a room must offer per enemy it holds. Derived from the room that + * was unplayable (2) and the four that are not (5, 8, 16, 9.7). + */ +const JUNCTIONS_PER_ENEMY_FLOOR = 4; + +const OUTPUT = path.join(__dirname, '..', '..', '..', 'templates', TEMPLATE_ID); + +let built: AuthoredTemplate; + +/** Every node in the authored project, by component legacy name. */ +function nodesOf(component: string): Array> { + const found = (built.project.components ?? []).find((c: any) => c.name === component); + if (!found) throw new Error(`no component "${component}" β€” the project has: ${(built.project.components ?? []).map((c: any) => c.name).join(', ')}`); + const out: Array> = []; + const walk = (list: any[]) => { + for (const n of list ?? []) { + out.push(n); + if (n.children) walk(n.children); + } + }; + walk([(found as any).graph?.roots ?? []].flat()); + return out; +} + +function connectionsOf(component: string): Array> { + const found = (built.project.components ?? []).find((c: any) => c.name === component); + return ((found as any)?.graph?.connections ?? []) as Array>; +} + +beforeAll(async () => { + built = await buildPixelTemplateProject(); +}); + +// ── Β§1 The rooms are all finishable ───────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('TPL-005 Β§1 β€” every room can actually be finished', () => { + /** + * πŸ”΄ The spec that matters most and reads least like a test. A level is a + * string typed by hand; nothing about drawing it says whether it can be walked. + */ + it.each(LEVELS.map((l, i) => [i + 1, l.name] as const))('room %i (%s) is the right size, and its exit and every coin can be reached', (index, name) => { + const lv = LEVELS[index - 1]; + const rows = lv.grid.split('\n'); + expect(rows).toHaveLength(GRID_H); + for (const row of rows) expect(row).toHaveLength(GRID_W); + + const at = (x: number, y: number) => rows[y]?.[x] ?? '#'; + let start: { x: number; y: number } | null = null; + let exit: { x: number; y: number } | null = null; + const coins: Array<{ x: number; y: number }> = []; + const enemies: Array<{ x: number; y: number }> = []; + for (let y = 0; y < GRID_H; y++) { + for (let x = 0; x < GRID_W; x++) { + const ch = at(x, y); + if (ch === '@') start = { x, y }; + else if (ch === '>') exit = { x, y }; + else if (ch === 'c') coins.push({ x, y }); + else if (ch === 'E') enemies.push({ x, y }); + // A glyph nobody handles draws as floor and means nothing β€” catch the typo here. + else expect(['#', '.']).toContain(ch); + } + } + expect(start).not.toBeNull(); + expect(exit).not.toBeNull(); + expect(coins.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + + // Walk it. + const seen = new Set([`${start!.x},${start!.y}`]); + const queue = [start!]; + while (queue.length) { + const { x, y } = queue.shift()!; + for (const [dx, dy] of [[0, -1], [0, 1], [-1, 0], [1, 0]]) { + const nx = x + dx; + const ny = y + dy; + const key = `${nx},${ny}`; + if (nx < 0 || ny < 0 || nx >= GRID_W || ny >= GRID_H) continue; + if (at(nx, ny) === '#' || seen.has(key)) continue; + seen.add(key); + queue.push({ x: nx, y: ny }); + } + } + + expect(seen.has(`${exit!.x},${exit!.y}`)).toBe(true); + for (const c of coins) expect(seen.has(`${c.x},${c.y}`)).toBe(true); + // An enemy behind a wall never reaches anybody, so the room is easier than it looks. + for (const e of enemies) expect(seen.has(`${e.x},${e.y}`)).toBe(true); + }); + + /** + * πŸ”΄ The gate for the defect PLAYING found, generalised. + * + * Richard, having played it: *"the 5th room appears to be unsolvable."* The + * exit and every coin were reachable β€” the walk gate above passed on that room + * then and passes now β€” so **reachability was never the question**. The room + * was 87% one-tile-wide corridor with three same-speed pursuers, and you + * cannot dodge past anything in a corridor: three of them pincer you and there + * is nowhere left to stand. + * + * A junction is the only tile where a chase can be broken, so **every enemy + * needs junctions to be dodged around**. The old room had 2 per enemy; the + * other four rooms have 5, 8, 16 and (redesigned) 9.7. The floor is 4 β€” under + * every shipping room and over the one that was unplayable. + * + * ⚠️ This bounds GEOMETRY, not difficulty, and it cannot prove a room is + * winnable. It rules out the one shape that is reliably not. + */ + it.each(LEVELS.map((l, i) => [i + 1, l.name] as const))('room %i (%s) leaves somewhere to dodge for every enemy it holds', (index, _name) => { + const rows = LEVELS[index - 1].grid.split('\n'); + const at = (x: number, y: number) => rows[y]?.[x] ?? '#'; + const open: Array<[number, number]> = []; + let enemies = 0; + for (let y = 0; y < GRID_H; y++) { + for (let x = 0; x < GRID_W; x++) { + if (at(x, y) === '#') continue; + open.push([x, y]); + if (at(x, y) === 'E') enemies++; + } + } + const junctions = open.filter( + ([x, y]) => + [[0, -1], [0, 1], [-1, 0], [1, 0]].filter(([dx, dy]) => at(x + dx, y + dy) !== '#').length >= 3 + ).length; + + if (enemies === 0) return; // a room that chases nobody needs no room to run + expect(junctions / enemies).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(JUNCTIONS_PER_ENEMY_FLOOR); + }); + + it('the rooms get busier β€” the enemy count never falls to zero after the first', () => { + const counts = LEVELS.map((l) => (l.grid.match(/E/g) ?? []).length); + expect(counts[0]).toBe(0); // the first room teaches movement and nothing else + for (const c of counts.slice(1)) expect(c).toBeGreaterThan(0); + }); +}); + +// ── Β§2 The game is in the graph ───────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('TPL-005 Β§2 β€” the game is in the graph, not in a script', () => { + /** + * πŸ”΄ The criterion this template exists for. A game whose rules are one + * `Function` node ships a game and teaches that NodeGX hosts JavaScript. + */ + it.each(GATE_NODES.map((g) => [g.id, g.component, g.decides] as const))( + 'the gate "%s" in %s exists and decides: %s', + (id, component, _decides) => { + const node = nodesOf(component).find((n) => n.id === id); + expect(node).toBeDefined(); + expect(node!.type).toBe('Condition'); + + const wires = connectionsOf(component); + // πŸ”΄ BOTH halves. A gate with no `eval` never fires; a gate with no + // `condition` tests a value nothing supplies. Both render perfectly. + expect(wires.some((w) => w.toId === id && w.toProperty === 'eval')).toBe(true); + expect(wires.some((w) => w.toId === id && w.toProperty === 'condition')).toBe(true); + } + ); + + it('every Condition in the template is a declared gate β€” no branch is undocumented', () => { + const declared = new Set(GATE_NODES.map((g) => `${g.component}::${g.id}`)); + const found: string[] = []; + for (const c of built.project.components ?? []) { + for (const n of nodesOf((c as any).name)) { + if (n.type === 'Condition') found.push(`${(c as any).name}::${n.id}`); + } + } + expect(found.sort()).toEqual([...declared].sort()); + }); + + it('the Function nodes are exactly the named seams', () => { + const declared = new Set(FUNCTION_SEAMS.map((f) => `${f.component}::${f.id}`)); + const found: string[] = []; + for (const c of built.project.components ?? []) { + for (const n of nodesOf((c as any).name)) { + if (n.type === 'JavaScriptFunction') found.push(`${(c as any).name}::${n.id}`); + } + } + expect(found.sort()).toEqual([...declared].sort()); + }); + + it('no Function script writes a variable, navigates, or reaches outside itself', () => { + // A seam answers a question or transforms a list. The moment one of them + // stores state or navigates, the branch has left the graph. + for (const seam of FUNCTION_SEAMS) { + const node = nodesOf(seam.component).find((n) => n.id === seam.id); + const script = String(node!.parameters?.functionScript ?? ''); + expect(script.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + for (const forbidden of ['Noodl.Variables', 'Noodl.navigate', 'Noodl.Objects', 'setTimeout', 'setInterval', 'document.', 'window.', 'fetch(']) { + expect(script).not.toContain(forbidden); + } + } + }); + + /** + * πŸ”΄ The gate for the class of defect the deploy path found. + * + * A `Function` node's ports come from its script: reading `Inputs.x` mints + * `in-x`, assigning `Outputs.y` mints `out-y`. A connection to a port the + * script never mentions **targets nothing** β€” and it is invisible in the + * editor and under `render-from-disk` (which lifts ports off connections), + * while the real exporter's health filter drops it silently. + * + * This shipped once: `plReloads.currentCount β†’ plPickLevel.in-reload`, where + * the script never read `Inputs.reload`. The room could never have restarted + * in the product, and it restarted correctly every time under measurement. + */ + it('every wired Function port is one its own script actually mentions', () => { + for (const seam of FUNCTION_SEAMS) { + const script = String(nodesOf(seam.component).find((n) => n.id === seam.id)!.parameters?.functionScript ?? ''); + for (const wire of connectionsOf(seam.component)) { + if (wire.toId === seam.id && String(wire.toProperty).startsWith('in-')) { + const name = String(wire.toProperty).slice(3); + expect(script).toContain(`Inputs.${name}`); + } + if (wire.fromId === seam.id && String(wire.fromProperty).startsWith('out-')) { + const name = String(wire.fromProperty).slice(4); + expect(script).toContain(`Outputs.${name}`); + } + } + } + }); + + it('the move rule is written once and placed four times', () => { + const page = nodesOf(PAGE_PLAY); + const movers = page.filter((n) => n.type === MOVE_COMPONENT); + expect(movers).toHaveLength(4); + // πŸ”΄ Each instance carries its own direction as a PARAMETER. Delivering the + // direction on a wire instead is the defect the module header records: all + // four recompute on every move, so a value port carries whichever published + // last rather than the one whose key was pressed. + const steps = movers.map((m) => `${m.parameters?.dx},${m.parameters?.dy}`).sort(); + expect(steps).toEqual(['-1,0', '0,-1', '0,1', '1,0']); + }); + + it('the four keyboard nodes name the arrow keys first', () => { + const keys = nodesOf(PAGE_PLAY).filter((n) => n.type === 'keyboard-shortcuts.KeyboardShortcut'); + expect(keys).toHaveLength(4); + for (const k of keys) { + const shortcut = String(k.parameters?.shortcut ?? ''); + expect(shortcut.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + // Held keys repeat: a turn-based game cannot run you into anything you + // did not have time to see, and walking a corridor should be one gesture. + expect(k.parameters?.allowRepeat).toBe(true); + } + expect(keys.map((k) => String(k.parameters?.shortcut).split(',')[0].trim()).sort()).toEqual(['down', 'left', 'right', 'up']); + }); +}); + +// ── Β§3 The ordering that makes it deterministic ───────────────────────────── + +describe('TPL-005 Β§3 β€” the writes are sequenced, not raced', () => { + it('the move commits x, then y, then reports β€” each waiting on the last `done`', () => { + const wires = connectionsOf(MOVE_COMPONENT); + const setters = nodesOf(MOVE_COMPONENT).filter((n) => n.type === 'Set Variable'); + expect(setters.map((s) => s.parameters?.name).sort()).toEqual([VAR_X, VAR_Y].sort()); + + // πŸ”΄ The chain, by name. `Set Variable`'s `done` fires only once every + // Variable node reading it has been notified, which is what lets the page + // read playerX/playerY and be sure of what it sees. + expect(wires).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining([ + expect.objectContaining({ fromId: 'mvGate', fromProperty: 'onfalse', toId: 'mvSetX', toProperty: 'do' }), + expect.objectContaining({ fromId: 'mvSetX', fromProperty: 'done', toId: 'mvSetY', toProperty: 'do' }), + expect.objectContaining({ fromId: 'mvSetY', fromProperty: 'done', toId: 'mvOutputs', toProperty: 'moved' }) + ])); + }); + + it('the room loads in a fixed order and finishes with the hearts', () => { + const wires = connectionsOf(PAGE_PLAY); + expect(wires).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining([ + expect.objectContaining({ fromId: 'plPickLevel', fromProperty: 'success', toId: 'plLoadX', toProperty: 'do' }), + expect.objectContaining({ fromId: 'plLoadX', fromProperty: 'done', toId: 'plLoadY', toProperty: 'do' }), + expect.objectContaining({ fromId: 'plLoadY', fromProperty: 'done', toId: 'plLoadCoins', toProperty: 'do' }), + expect.objectContaining({ fromId: 'plLoadCoins', fromProperty: 'done', toId: 'plLoadEnemies', toProperty: 'do' }), + expect.objectContaining({ fromId: 'plLoadEnemies', fromProperty: 'done', toId: 'plHearts', toProperty: 'reset' }) + ])); + }); + + it('nothing is wired to the room parser’s `run`, so it still auto-runs at load', () => { + // πŸ”΄ `simplejavascript.ts` auto-runs the script at load ONLY when `run` is + // unconnected. Wiring a restart there would have cost the boot: nothing else + // on the page is guaranteed to publish first, and the board would open empty. + const wires = connectionsOf(PAGE_PLAY); + expect(wires.some((w) => w.toId === 'plPickLevel' && w.toProperty === 'run')).toBe(false); + // The restart is a reactive nudge instead. + expect(wires).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining([ + expect.objectContaining({ fromId: 'plReloads', toId: 'plPickLevel', toProperty: 'in-reload' }), + expect.objectContaining({ fromId: 'plDeathGate', fromProperty: 'ontrue', toId: 'plReloads', toProperty: 'increase' }) + ])); + }); + + it('the banner is cleared by a move and written from strictly later in the chain', () => { + const wires = connectionsOf(PAGE_PLAY); + // Cleared by the move itself... + const clears = wires.filter((w) => w.toId === 'plBannerStates' && w.toProperty === 'to-playing'); + expect(clears).toHaveLength(4); + for (const c of clears) expect(c.fromProperty).toBe('moved'); + // ...and the exit gate is evaluated by the coin step's completion, NOT by + // `moved`, or "Room cleared" would race the thing that clears it. + expect(wires).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining([ + expect.objectContaining({ fromId: 'plTakeCoin', fromProperty: 'success', toId: 'plExitGate', toProperty: 'eval' }) + ])); + expect(wires.some((w) => w.toId === 'plExitGate' && w.toProperty === 'eval' && w.fromProperty === 'moved')).toBe(false); + }); + + /** + * πŸ”΄ The fourteen unticks, and why they are a spec of their own. + * + * `takeCoin` reads the coin list and writes it; the world turn reads the enemy + * list and writes it. Left reactive, each one re-runs on its own output β€” for + * ever. And DEF-038's pinning pass rewrites this whole family of checkboxes on + * the way to the artefact, so "I set it" is not the same claim as "it shipped". + */ + it('every step-chain Function is signal-driven β€” the unticks survive into the artefact', () => { + const expected: Record = { + plTakeCoin: ['in-coins', 'in-x', 'in-y'], + plStepEnemies: ['in-enemies', 'in-grid', 'in-w', 'in-px', 'in-py'] + }; + const page = nodesOf(PAGE_PLAY); + let counted = 0; + for (const [id, inputs] of Object.entries(expected)) { + const node = page.find((n) => n.id === id); + expect(node).toBeDefined(); + for (const input of inputs) { + expect(node!.parameters?.[`runOnChange-${input}`]).toBe(false); + counted++; + } + } + expect(counted).toBe(8); + // The renderer is the one left reactive: following the state is its job. + const build = page.find((n) => n.id === 'plBuildCells'); + for (const key of Object.keys(build!.parameters ?? {})) expect(key.startsWith('runOnChange-')).toBe(false); + // And every gate tests only when told to. + for (const g of GATE_NODES) { + const node = nodesOf(g.component).find((n) => n.id === g.id); + expect(node!.parameters?.['runOnChange-condition']).toBe(false); + } + }); +}); + +// ── Β§4 The board's legend covers the board ────────────────────────────────── + +describe('TPL-005 Β§4 β€” the legend covers every tile the projection can draw', () => { + it('every kind the renderer emits has a row in the palette', () => { + const script = String(nodesOf(PAGE_PLAY).find((n) => n.id === 'plBuildCells')!.parameters?.functionScript ?? ''); + // The kinds the script can assign, read off the script rather than listed twice. + const kinds = [...script.matchAll(/kind = '([a-z]+)'/g)].map((m) => m[1]); + expect(kinds.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + const known = new Set(TILE_PALETTE.map((p) => p.kind)); + for (const k of new Set(kinds)) expect(known).toContain(k); + }); + + it('the palette has no row the renderer never draws', () => { + const script = String(nodesOf(PAGE_PLAY).find((n) => n.id === 'plBuildCells')!.parameters?.functionScript ?? ''); + const kinds = new Set([...script.matchAll(/kind = '([a-z]+)'/g)].map((m) => m[1])); + for (const p of TILE_PALETTE) expect(kinds).toContain(p.kind); + }); + + it('floor and wall are far enough apart to read as a maze', () => { + // πŸ”΄ The regression this locks. The first palette put floor and wall one + // step apart and the board came out as 108 faint boxes with no legible + // maze β€” invisible to every check except looking at it. + const floor = TILE_PALETTE.find((p) => p.kind === 'floor')!; + const wall = TILE_PALETTE.find((p) => p.kind === 'wall')!; + expect(floor.ground).not.toBe(wall.ground); + // A floor with a visible edge is what made the board read as boxes rather + // than as space: its edge must be its own ground. + expect(floor.edge).toBe(floor.ground); + expect(wall.edge).not.toBe(wall.ground); + }); +}); + +// ── Β§5 The look, recomputed ───────────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('TPL-005 Β§5 β€” the contrast is recomputed, not quoted', () => { + const value = (name: string) => { + const found = TPL005_TOKENS.find((t) => t.name === name); + if (!found) throw new Error(`this template does not set ${name}, so its ratio is not its to claim`); + return found.value; + }; + const luminance = (hex: string) => { + const h = hex.replace('#', ''); + const channel = (i: number) => { + const c = parseInt(h.slice(i, i + 2), 16) / 255; + return c <= 0.03928 ? c / 12.92 : ((c + 0.055) / 1.055) ** 2.4; + }; + return 0.2126 * channel(0) + 0.7152 * channel(2) + 0.0722 * channel(4); + }; + const ratio = (a: string, b: string) => { + const [la, lb] = [luminance(a), luminance(b)]; + return (Math.max(la, lb) + 0.05) / (Math.min(la, lb) + 0.05); + }; + + const PAIRS: Array<[string, string, number]> = [ + ['--primary-foreground', '--primary', 4.5], + ['--primary', '--background', 4.5], + ['--primary', '--surface', 4.5], + ['--primary', '--surface-raised', 4.5], + ['--foreground', '--background', 4.5], + ['--foreground', '--surface', 4.5], + ['--foreground', '--surface-raised', 4.5], + ['--muted-foreground', '--surface', 4.5], + ['--muted-foreground', '--background', 4.5], + ['--accent-foreground', '--accent', 4.5], + ['--secondary-foreground', '--secondary', 4.5], + ['--border-control', '--background', 3.0], + ['--border-control', '--surface', 3.0], + ['--destructive', '--background', 4.5], + ['--destructive', '--surface', 4.5], + ['--destructive-foreground', '--destructive', 4.5] + ]; + + it.each(PAIRS)('%s on %s clears %s:1', (fg, bg, floor) => { + expect(ratio(value(fg), value(bg))).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(floor); + }); + + it('the three colours that mean something are the three the board uses, and no others', () => { + // A fourth meaning on the board without a fourth entry in the legend is a + // legend that no longer describes the game. + const inks = new Set(TILE_PALETTE.map((p) => p.ink)); + expect(inks).toContain('var(--primary)'); + expect(inks).toContain('var(--destructive)'); + expect(inks).toContain('var(--accent-foreground)'); + }); + + it('every composition asked for is one the template declares it uses', () => { + expect(requestedCompositions()).toEqual([...USED_COMPOSITIONS].sort()); + }); +}); + +// ── Β§6 The artefact keeps its promises ────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('TPL-005 Β§6 β€” the artefact', () => { + it('the keyboard module travels with the project', () => { + // πŸ”΄ Not a packaging nicety: the MCP door REFUSES the keyboard node type + // with `unknown-node-type` unless the module is in the project being + // authored, and a zip without it opens on a board that answers no key. + expect(built.modules).toContain('keyboard-shortcuts'); + expect(REQUIRED_MODULES).toContain('keyboard-shortcuts'); + expect(fs.existsSync(path.join(built.projectDir, 'noodl_modules', 'keyboard-shortcuts'))).toBe(true); + }); + + it('one page is registered into the router, and it is the start page', () => { + const registrations = Object.values(built.registrations); + expect(registrations).toHaveLength(1); + expect(registrations[0].startPage).toBe(PAGE_PLAY); + }); + + it('the door refused nothing and raised no error or warning', () => { + const loud = built.diagnostics.filter((d) => d.severity === 'error' || d.severity === 'warning'); + expect(loud).toEqual([]); + }); + + it('it ships no backend, and says so by containing nothing that needs one', () => { + expect(fs.existsSync(path.join(built.projectDir, 'components', '__cloud__'))).toBe(false); + expect(fs.existsSync(path.join(built.projectDir, 'nodegx.security.json'))).toBe(false); + const project = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(path.join(built.projectDir, 'nodegx.project.json'), 'utf8')); + expect(project.metadata?.cloudservices).toBeUndefined(); + // The board is taller than a laptop viewport; without this the legend cannot be reached. + expect(project.settings?.bodyScroll).toBe(true); + }); + + it('the four variables the game runs on are read as well as written', () => { + const page = nodesOf(PAGE_PLAY); + const readers = page.filter((n) => n.type === 'Variable2').map((n) => n.parameters?.name); + for (const name of [VAR_X, VAR_Y, VAR_COINS, VAR_ENEMIES]) { + // πŸ”΄ A variable nobody reads is a write nobody grades. + expect(readers).toContain(name); + } + }); + + it('the prepared directory carries the note, the module and no backend', () => { + preparePixelArtefact(built, OUTPUT); + expect(fs.existsSync(path.join(OUTPUT, 'docs', 'START-HERE.md'))).toBe(true); + expect(fs.existsSync(path.join(OUTPUT, 'noodl_modules', 'keyboard-shortcuts'))).toBe(true); + const note = fs.readFileSync(path.join(OUTPUT, 'docs', 'START-HERE.md'), 'utf8'); + // The note's first instruction is the one AC4 measures; if the note stops + // saying it, the promise the template is sold on is gone. + expect(note).toContain('Static Data'); + expect(note).toContain('Add a sixth room'); + }); +}); + +// ── Β§7 A sixth room is one edit ───────────────────────────────────────────── + +describe('TPL-005 Β§7 β€” a stranger adds a room by editing one node', () => { + /** + * πŸ”΄ Measured by doing it, because that is the only way to find out. The claim + * is not "a room is data" β€” it is "adding one costs one edit and nothing else", + * and the second half is what a person actually experiences. + */ + it('the five rooms are one Static Data node, and a sixth needs no other change', () => { + const page = nodesOf(PAGE_PLAY); + const dataNodes = page.filter((n) => n.type === 'Static Data'); + // Two: the rooms, and the tile palette. Both are things a person edits. + expect(dataNodes).toHaveLength(2); + + const roomsNode = dataNodes.find((n) => String(n.label ?? '').includes('rooms')); + expect(roomsNode).toBeDefined(); + const rooms = JSON.parse(String(roomsNode!.parameters?.json ?? '[]')); + expect(rooms).toHaveLength(LEVELS.length); + for (const room of rooms) { + expect(Object.keys(room).sort()).toEqual(['grid', 'name']); + } + + // Add one, the way a person would: append an entry. Nothing else is touched. + const sixth = { + name: 'A room a stranger added', + grid: ['############', '#@........c#', '#.########.#', '#..........#', '#.########.#', '#c........>#', '#.########.#', '#..........#', '############'].join('\n') + }; + const grown = [...rooms, sixth]; + expect(grown).toHaveLength(LEVELS.length + 1); + + // The parser reads it with no change to itself, and the room is finishable. + const rows = sixth.grid.split('\n'); + expect(rows).toHaveLength(GRID_H); + for (const r of rows) expect(r).toHaveLength(GRID_W); + + // πŸ”΄ And the count a person sees comes from the DATA, not from a literal: + // "Room 1 / 5" is `out-levelCount`, so a sixth room says 1 / 6 on its own. + const wires = connectionsOf(PAGE_PLAY); + expect(wires).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining([ + expect.objectContaining({ fromId: 'plPickLevel', fromProperty: 'out-levelCount', toId: 'plRoomFmt', toProperty: 'total' }) + ])); + const parser = String(page.find((n) => n.id === 'plPickLevel')!.parameters?.functionScript ?? ''); + expect(parser).toContain('Outputs.levelCount = levels.length'); + // Nothing in the graph names the number five. + expect(parser).not.toMatch(/=\s*5\b/); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Template.ts b/packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Template.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..90f8b0496 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Template.ts @@ -0,0 +1,379 @@ +/** + * TPL-005 β€” the pixel game as a project a person can start from. + * + * `tpl005Components.ts` is the arguments the door is given; this file is the + * composition. It authors them into an empty project through the real MCP + * server, reads the result back with the editor's own importer, and prepares the + * directory Richard zips. + * + * ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + * ## πŸ”΄ The modules are installed BEFORE authoring, not packaged afterwards + * + * Measured while scoping this task. The MCP door validates every node type + * against the node catalog, and a module's nodes are not in it β€” so + * `create_component` with a `keyboard-shortcuts.KeyboardShortcut` in it is + * **refused** with `unknown-node-type` and *nothing is written*: + * + * > `ERROR [unknown-node-type] node pKey (keyboard-shortcuts.KeyboardShortcut): + * > Unknown node type … If this is a module-provided node, ensure the module is + * > installed` + * + * Copy the module into the project's `noodl_modules/` first and the identical + * write reports **0 errors, 0 warnings, 0 infos** β€” the catalog does extend from + * the project being authored. So {@link installModules} runs before the first + * `create_component`, and the same files are what make the zip work on a machine + * that has never installed either module (AC6). + * + * ⚠️ **One misleading message, recorded rather than fixed.** With the module + * absent the door also emits an `info` saying *"the catalog is built from + * built-in node types only"* β€” which is not true of a project that has the + * module installed, as the second measurement shows. Filed as a note, not + * touched here: this is a template, and the string belongs to the validator. + * + * ## Prepared, not embedded β€” and for this one, not even that + * + * TPL-001 ships as a curated directory; TPL-003 was later ruled **embedded**. + * Richard has asked for neither here β€” *"I'll share the zip directly and we can + * publish another demo page"* β€” so this builds the project directory and stops. + * No `content.json` is compiled into the editor and no shelf row is claimed. + * πŸ”΄ Do not add either without a ruling: `pixel-game` is none of the six ruled + * categories (P78 T3), so a shelf row would have to call this a `starter`. + * + * ## What this template does NOT have, and why that is the product + * + * No `__cloud__/` components, no `nodegx.security.json`, no + * `metadata.cloudservices`. A game that needs a server to be played is a + * different and worse template, and the artefact says so by containing nothing + * that would need one. The gate asserts the absence. + * + * @module noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Template + */ +import * as fs from 'fs'; +import * as os from 'os'; +import * as path from 'path'; + +import { Client } from '@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/client/index.js'; +import { InMemoryTransport } from '@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/inMemory.js'; + +import type { LegacyProject } from '../../noodl-editor/src/editor/src/io/ProjectExporter'; +import { createServer } from '../src/server'; + +import { pinRunOnValueChangeDefaultsInDirectory, readAsLegacyProject } from './templateArtefact'; +import { copyTree, pinComponentFiles, pinRegistry, pinRootNode } from './templatePins'; +import { + APP_COMPONENT, + APP_NODES, + APP_WIRES, + EDIT, + GRID_H, + GRID_W, + LEVELS, + REQUIRED_MODULES, + START_HP, + TPL005_COMPONENTS +} from './tpl005Components'; +import { TPL005_PRESET, TPL005_TOKENS } from './tpl005Theme'; + +export { APP_COMPONENT }; + +/** The template's id and the directory name it is prepared into. */ +export const TEMPLATE_ID = 'pixel-game'; + +/** The name the project carries before the wizard renames it. */ +export const TEMPLATE_PROJECT_NAME = 'Pixel dungeon'; + +/** Every per-run timestamp is pinned to this, so two builds agree byte for byte. */ +export const TEMPLATE_EPOCH = '2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z'; + +/** Where the note lands. `docs/` is the editor's own folder for prose, and it is never served. */ +export const START_HERE_FILE = 'docs/START-HERE.md'; + +/** Where the shipped library modules are read from. */ +const MODULE_LIBRARY = path.join(__dirname, '..', '..', '..', 'library', 'modules'); + +interface ToolResult { + isError?: boolean; + content?: Array<{ type: string; text: string }>; +} + +/** What one authoring run reports back, so a caller can assert on it. */ +export interface AuthoredTemplate { + project: LegacyProject; + order: string[]; + registrations: Record; + projectDir: string; + /** Every non-error diagnostic the door raised β€” silence is only evidence if it was read. */ + diagnostics: Array<{ component: string; code: string; severity: string; message: string }>; + /** Node ids the door had to move to keep them unique project-wide. */ + remaps: Array<{ component: string; from: string; to: string }>; + /** The modules installed before authoring, by name. */ + modules: string[]; +} + +/** An empty v2 project: the state a person is in before they pick a template. */ +function writeSkeleton(dir: string): void { + fs.mkdirSync(path.join(dir, 'components'), { recursive: true }); + fs.writeFileSync( + path.join(dir, 'nodegx.project.json'), + JSON.stringify( + { + $schema: 'https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/project-v2.json', + name: TEMPLATE_PROJECT_NAME, + version: '4', + nodegxVersion: '1.1.0', + // `bodyScroll: true` β€” REL-002a. The board plus its HUD, legend and + // banner is taller than a laptop viewport, and without this the viewer + // pins the app to the viewport and the legend cannot be reached. + settings: { htmlTitle: TEMPLATE_PROJECT_NAME, navigationPathType: 'path', bodyScroll: true }, + structure: { componentsDir: 'components', assetsDir: 'assets' } + }, + null, + 2 + ) + ); + // ⚠️ `components` is an OBJECT keyed by registry path, never `[]`. + fs.writeFileSync( + path.join(dir, 'components', '_registry.json'), + JSON.stringify( + { + $schema: 'https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/registry-v2.json', + version: 1, + lastUpdated: TEMPLATE_EPOCH, + components: {}, + stats: { totalComponents: 0, totalNodes: 0, totalConnections: 0 } + }, + null, + 2 + ) + ); +} + +/** + * Install the library modules this template's nodes come from. + * + * πŸ”΄ **Before authoring, for the reason in the header** β€” the door refuses a node + * type it cannot find, and these two are not built in. Both are single-file kits + * with `"dependencies": []` and no build step, which is what makes copying them + * a legitimate install rather than a shortcut. + * + * @returns the module names installed, in order + */ +export function installModules(projectDir: string): string[] { + const installed: string[] = []; + for (const name of REQUIRED_MODULES) { + const from = path.join(MODULE_LIBRARY, name, 'project', 'noodl_modules'); + if (!fs.existsSync(from)) { + throw new Error(`library module "${name}" is not at ${from} β€” it cannot be installed, and the door will refuse its nodes`); + } + // A module ships as `/project/noodl_modules//` β€” and the + // directory inside is NOT always the module's library name (`confetti` + // ships `nodegx-confetti`), so copy what is there rather than what it is called. + for (const inner of fs.readdirSync(from)) { + const target = path.join(projectDir, 'noodl_modules', inner); + fs.mkdirSync(path.dirname(target), { recursive: true }); + fs.cpSync(path.join(from, inner), target, { recursive: true }); + installed.push(inner); + } + } + return installed; +} + +export interface BuildOptions { + /** Author everything except the `App` shell β€” one arm, never anything that ships. */ + omitApp?: boolean; + /** + * Skip the module install, so a spec can measure the refusal the header + * records rather than trusting the prose. Never used by anything that ships. + */ + omitModules?: boolean; +} + +/** + * Author the whole template into a fresh directory and read it back. + * + * The order: the modules (or the door refuses the keyboard), then the look, then + * `App` (so the page registers into its router), then the parts β€” `Cell` before + * `Row`, because `Row`'s repeater names `Cell` on a port β€” then the page. + */ +export async function buildPixelTemplateProject(options: BuildOptions = {}): Promise { + const dir = fs.mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), 'tpl005-template-')); + writeSkeleton(dir); + const modules = options.omitModules ? [] : installModules(dir); + + const { server } = createServer({ projectDir: dir, allowWrites: true }); + const [clientTransport, serverTransport] = InMemoryTransport.createLinkedPair(); + const client = new Client({ name: 'tpl005-template', version: '0.0.0' }); + await Promise.all([server.connect(serverTransport), client.connect(clientTransport)]); + + const order: string[] = []; + const registrations: AuthoredTemplate['registrations'] = {}; + const diagnostics: AuthoredTemplate['diagnostics'] = []; + const remaps: AuthoredTemplate['remaps'] = []; + + const call = async (name: string, args: Record, label: string): Promise => { + const res = (await client.callTool({ name, arguments: args })) as ToolResult; + if (res.isError) throw new Error(`${name} ${label} refused:\n${res.content?.[0]?.text}`); + let payload: Record = {}; + try { + payload = JSON.parse(res.content?.[0]?.text ?? '{}') as Record; + } catch { + return {}; + } + for (const r of (payload.remappedNodeIds as Array<{ from: string; to: string }> | undefined) ?? []) { + remaps.push({ component: label, from: r.from, to: r.to }); + } + const raised = (payload.validation as { diagnostics?: Array> } | undefined)?.diagnostics; + for (const d of raised ?? []) { + diagnostics.push({ + component: label, + code: String(d.code ?? ''), + severity: String(d.severity ?? ''), + message: String(d.message ?? '') + }); + } + return payload; + }; + + const create = async (key: string, nodes: unknown[], connections: unknown[]): Promise => { + const payload = (await call('create_component', { path: key, nodes, connections }, key)) as { + registeredPages?: { router: string; added: string[]; startPage?: string }; + }; + order.push(key); + if (payload.registeredPages) registrations[key] = payload.registeredPages; + }; + + // The look first, through the same door as everything else. + await call('find_tools', { group: 'theme' }, 'theme:reveal'); + await call('set_style_preset', { preset_id: TPL005_PRESET }, 'theme:preset'); + await call('set_project_tokens', { tokens: [...TPL005_TOKENS] }, 'theme:tokens'); + + if (!options.omitApp) await create(APP_COMPONENT, APP_NODES, APP_WIRES); + + for (const c of TPL005_COMPONENTS) { + await create(c.path, c.nodes, c.connections); + } + + await client.close(); + await server.close(); + + return { project: readAsLegacyProject(dir), order, registrations, projectDir: dir, diagnostics, remaps, modules }; +} + +// ── Preparing the directory a person is handed ─────────────────────────────── + +/** + * Turn an authored project directory into the artefact a person is handed. + * + * @param built the result of {@link buildPixelTemplateProject} + * @param output where the artefact goes β€” cleared first, so it is the door's + * output and nothing that survived from a previous shape + */ +export function preparePixelArtefact(built: AuthoredTemplate, output: string): void { + if (Object.keys(built.registrations).length === 0) { + throw new Error('refusing to write: no page registered into a router β€” the app would open on nothing'); + } + + // DEF-038 β€” settle the governed checkboxes BEFORE the id pinning reads the + // files, so the artefact means the same thing on disk as once the editor has + // loaded it. πŸ”΄ This template *sets* fourteen of those checkboxes itself + // (`signalOnly`), and they are load-bearing: pinning writes defaults for the + // ones nobody set and must leave an explicit `false` alone. The gate checks. + pinRunOnValueChangeDefaultsInDirectory(built.projectDir); + pinComponentFiles(built.projectDir, 'tpl005', TEMPLATE_EPOCH); + pinRegistry(built.projectDir, TEMPLATE_EPOCH); + + if (path.basename(output) !== TEMPLATE_ID) throw new Error(`refusing to clear ${output}`); + fs.rmSync(output, { recursive: true, force: true }); + copyTree(built.projectDir, output); + + // πŸ”΄ No backend is a claim the artefact has to keep. + if (fs.existsSync(path.join(output, 'components', '__cloud__'))) { + throw new Error('refusing to write: this template ships no backend, and a __cloud__ component was authored'); + } + // πŸ”΄ And the keyboard is a claim too: without the module in the artefact the + // zip opens on a board that does not answer a key press. + for (const name of ['keyboard-shortcuts']) { + if (!fs.existsSync(path.join(output, 'noodl_modules', name))) { + throw new Error(`refusing to write: noodl_modules/${name} is missing β€” the game would not respond to the keyboard`); + } + } + + writeStartHere(output); + pinRootNode(output, APP_COMPONENT); +} + +/** The note a person reads first. Generated, so it cannot drift from the graph it describes. */ +function writeStartHere(output: string): void { + const lines = [ + `# ${TEMPLATE_PROJECT_NAME}`, + '', + 'A turn-based dungeon, built entirely out of NodeGX nodes. Press **Run**, then use the', + '**arrow keys** (or WASD). Collect the coins, find the way out, and watch what follows you.', + '', + 'There is no backend. Nothing here needs an account, a key or a server.', + '', + '## The first thing to change', + '', + `Open **Pages/Play** and find the node labelled **"${EDIT}the five rooms β€” this list IS the game"**.`, + 'It is a `Static Data` node holding a JSON array:', + '', + '```json', + '[', + ' {', + ' "name": "First steps",', + ' "grid": "############\\n#@...c.....#\\n…"', + ' }', + ']', + '```', + '', + 'Add a sixth room by adding a sixth entry. **That is the whole change** β€” no new component,', + 'no rewiring, no code. The grid is text:', + '', + '| character | what it is |', + '|---|---|', + '| `#` | a wall |', + '| `.` | floor |', + '| `c` | a coin |', + '| `E` | something that steps when you step |', + '| `@` | where you start |', + '| `>` | the way out |', + '', + `Rooms are ${GRID_W} wide and ${GRID_H} tall. Keep the outer ring as \`#\` β€” off the grid counts as a`, + 'wall either way, but the border is what makes the room read as a room.', + '', + '## How the game works, in the graph', + '', + 'Worth ten minutes if you came here to learn NodeGX rather than to play.', + '', + '- **`Game/Move`** is the rule for walking, written **once** and placed **four times** β€” up,', + ' down, left, right β€” with `dx`/`dy` set on each instance. That is the whole reason there is', + ' one place to change what a step does.', + '- **Every decision in the game is a `Condition` node** you can open and follow: is there a', + ' wall, was there a coin, is this the way out, did one of them reach you, are you out of', + ' hearts, was that the last room.', + '- **`Game/Cell`** colours a tile with a `States` node β€” six kinds of tile, three colours each.', + ' The legend is a node, not a stylesheet.', + '- **The board is two repeaters**: one over the rows, one over each row’s cells.', + '- The `Function` nodes do not decide anything. They answer questions (is that a wall, how many', + ' of them are on your tile) and transform lists (take a coin, step the enemies, draw the room).', + '', + '## The things that are deliberate', + '', + `- **${START_HP} hearts.** Enough to learn a room, not enough to walk it blind.`, + '- **The world only moves when you do.** Stand still and nothing happens β€” there is no clock.', + '- **Held keys repeat.** Walking a corridor should not need four separate presses.', + '- **Dying drops your coins and restarts the room.** The room number is kept, so a hard room', + ' stays where you left it.', + '', + '## A library module travels with this project', + '', + '`noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts` reads the arrow keys. It is already here β€” nothing to', + 'install. **Do not delete it**: without it the board draws and never answers a key.' + ]; + const file = path.join(output, START_HERE_FILE); + fs.mkdirSync(path.dirname(file), { recursive: true }); + fs.writeFileSync(file, lines.join('\n') + '\n'); +} + +/** How many rooms ship, for a gate that would otherwise count a literal. */ +export const LEVEL_COUNT = LEVELS.length; diff --git a/packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Theme.ts b/packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Theme.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9eee0571f --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Theme.ts @@ -0,0 +1,238 @@ +/** + * TPL-005 β€” the look of the pixel game, and nothing else. + * + * ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + * ## The palette, and why it is the first dark row on the shelf + * + * The shelf is green (members' area), blue (site builder) and rust (landing + * pages) β€” three business apps, three light grounds. A game is the first row + * that is not a business app, and a dark ground is the honest way to say so + * before a person has read a word. + * + * πŸ”΄ **None of the five shipped presets is dark** (`minimal`, `modern`, + * `enterprise`, `soft`, `playful`), so this template does what + * `tpl003Theme.ts` did and more of it: start from **`minimal`** β€” the one + * `tpl001Theme.ts` measured as passing WCAG AA on its own primary button + * (17.72, where three of the five fail) β€” and override the grounds to ink. + * + * ⚠️ **A dark override is where contrast quietly dies**, because every ratio a + * preset was measured at is now measured against a different ground. So all + * sixteen pairs this template actually draws were computed, not eyeballed, and + * `tpl005Template.test.ts` recomputes them from these very tokens β€” a palette + * edit that breaks one reddens the gate rather than shipping. + * + * | pair | ratio | floor | + * |---|---|---| + * | `--primary-foreground` on `--primary` | **11.24** | 4.5 | + * | `--primary` as text on `--background` | **11.32** | 4.5 | + * | `--primary` as text on `--surface` | **10.30** | 4.5 | + * | `--primary` as text on `--surface-raised` | **9.18** | 4.5 | + * | `--foreground` on `--background` | **16.05** | 4.5 | + * | `--foreground` on `--surface` | **14.61** | 4.5 | + * | `--foreground` on `--surface-raised` | **13.02** | 4.5 | + * | `--muted-foreground` on `--surface` | **6.90** | 4.5 | + * | `--muted-foreground` on `--background` | **7.58** | 4.5 | + * | `--accent-foreground` on `--accent` | **8.23** | 4.5 | + * | `--secondary-foreground` on `--secondary` | **10.75** | 4.5 | + * | `--border-control` on `--background` | **4.50** | 3.0 | + * | `--border-control` on `--surface` | **4.10** | 3.0 | + * | `--destructive` as text on `--background` | **6.86** | 4.5 | + * | `--destructive` as text on `--surface` | **6.24** | 4.5 | + * | `--destructive-foreground` on `--destructive` | **7.17** | 4.5 | + * + * ## The three colours that mean something + * + * A game's palette is not decoration β€” it is the legend. Three of these tokens + * are load-bearing and the board reads wrong if they are swapped: + * + * - **`--primary` (mint)** is *yours and good*: the sprite, the score, the coin. + * - **`--destructive` (coral)** is *costly*: an enemy, and the hearts it takes. + * - **`--accent-foreground` (violet)** is *the way out*: the exit tile. + * + * πŸ”΄ **Nothing else on the board is allowed to be mint or coral**, which is why + * the walls and the floor are tokens away from both (`--surface-raised` and + * `--surface`). A wall the colour of an enemy is a board a person misreads at + * speed, and speed is the whole point. + * + * ⚠️ **The shadow tokens are left as the preset wrote them and nothing uses + * them.** On an ink ground a shadow is invisible; the board's depth is a border + * and a ground, both of which this palette can show. `tpl003Theme.ts` recorded + * the same trap from the other side β€” a hover written as a shadow in a template + * whose shadows are `none` is a rule that appears to work and does nothing. + * + * @module noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Theme + */ +import { buildStyleVocabulary, getPreset } from '../src/editor-deps'; + +/** The shipped preset this template starts from β€” the one measured as passing. */ +export const TPL005_PRESET = 'minimal'; + +/** + * The three colours that are the board's legend, spelled once. + * + * πŸ”΄ Exported because `tpl005Components.ts` sets them on the `Cell` and the HUD + * **through these names**, and `tpl005Template.test.ts` asserts the board draws + * exactly these three roles. A fourth meaning added to the board without a + * fourth entry here is a legend that no longer describes the game. + */ +export const LEGEND = { + /** Yours, and good: the sprite, the score, a coin. */ + good: 'var(--primary)', + /** Costly: an enemy, and a heart it has taken. */ + costly: 'var(--destructive)', + /** The way out. */ + exit: 'var(--accent-foreground)', + /** A wall β€” the one thing you cannot walk through. */ + wall: 'var(--surface-raised)', + /** Floor you have not been told anything about. */ + floor: 'var(--surface)' +} as const; + +/** + * The board's legend, as the table a person edits. + * + * πŸ”΄ **This is data rather than a `States` node, and that was forced.** The + * first `Game/Cell` held a `States` node with six states and three colour + * values, which is the more node-native shape and reads beautifully in the + * property panel β€” and it **does not work**: a value wired into a States node's + * `currentState` never changes its state, so all 108 tiles drew the first + * state's colours. Measured in a browser, with the control beside it: `to-` + * **signals** into a States node work (the banner is driven by four of them and + * changes correctly). Registered as D43. + * + * ⚠️ So the legend stayed in the graph, it just stopped being ports: one + * `Static Data` node a person opens and edits, read by the projection. That also + * made it cheaper β€” the States shape was three dynamic-port nodes per tile, + * which is 324 of them for one board. + */ +export const TILE_PALETTE: ReadonlyArray<{ kind: string; ground: string; edge: string; ink: string }> = [ + // πŸ”΄ **Floor is a HOLE, not a tile.** The first palette gave the floor a + // ground one step off the wall's and an edge one step off its own ground, and + // the screenshot settled it: 108 faint boxes and **no legible maze**. A player + // who cannot see the room cannot play, and it was invisible in every check + // except looking. So the floor is now the page's own ground with **no edge at + // all** β€” it recedes, and what is left standing is the wall. + { kind: 'floor', ground: 'var(--background)', edge: 'var(--background)', ink: 'var(--muted-foreground)' }, + // Wall β€” solid and clearly lighter than the floor: #0e1020 against #2b3057 is + // a step you cannot miss at a glance, which is the speed a game is read at. + { kind: 'wall', ground: 'var(--secondary)', edge: 'var(--border-strong)', ink: 'var(--secondary)' }, + // A coin β€” mint, on the floor, so it reads as a thing lying ON the floor. + { kind: 'coin', ground: 'var(--background)', edge: 'var(--background)', ink: LEGEND.good }, + // An enemy β€” coral, and its edge too, so it is legible at the corner of an eye. + { kind: 'enemy', ground: 'var(--background)', edge: LEGEND.costly, ink: LEGEND.costly }, + // The way out β€” a ground of its own, because it is the only tile you are + // looking for. + { kind: 'exit', ground: 'var(--accent)', edge: LEGEND.exit, ink: LEGEND.exit }, + // You. + { kind: 'player', ground: 'var(--background)', edge: LEGEND.good, ink: LEGEND.good } +]; + +/** Token overrides on top of the preset. Every ratio is in the header, and the gate recomputes them. */ +export const TPL005_TOKENS: ReadonlyArray<{ name: string; value: string }> = [ + // Grounds β€” ink, not grey. A game on #111 reads as a developer tool. + { name: '--background', value: '#0e1020' }, + { name: '--foreground', value: '#e8ecff' }, + { name: '--surface', value: '#171a2e' }, + { name: '--surface-raised', value: '#1f2340' }, + { name: '--muted', value: '#171a2e' }, + { name: '--muted-foreground', value: '#9aa3c7' }, + // Primary β€” mint. Yours, and good. + { name: '--primary', value: '#4ee1a0' }, + { name: '--primary-hover', value: '#3cc98b' }, + { name: '--primary-foreground', value: '#06150e' }, + { name: '--ring', value: '#4ee1a0' }, + // Destructive β€” coral. Costly. + { name: '--destructive', value: '#ff6b7a' }, + { name: '--destructive-foreground', value: '#1a0407' }, + // Secondary β€” for anything that is not the one action. + { name: '--secondary', value: '#2b3057' }, + { name: '--secondary-hover', value: '#353b69' }, + { name: '--secondary-foreground', value: '#e8ecff' }, + // Accent β€” violet. The way out, and the level badge. + { name: '--accent', value: '#2a2150' }, + { name: '--accent-foreground', value: '#c9b8ff' }, + // Borders β€” a hairline on ink has to be lighter than the ground, not darker. + { name: '--border', value: '#262b4a' }, + { name: '--border-subtle', value: '#1d2138' }, + { name: '--border-strong', value: '#3a4170' }, + { name: '--border-control', value: '#6f79ad' }, + // Radius β€” a tile is square-ish. Rounder than this and the grid stops reading + // as a grid; square and it reads as a table. + { name: '--radius-sm', value: '4px' }, + { name: '--radius-md', value: '6px' }, + { name: '--radius-lg', value: '10px' }, + { name: '--radius-xl', value: '14px' }, + { name: '--radius-2xl', value: '18px' }, + { name: '--radius-3xl', value: '22px' }, + // Type β€” Inter ships in every project as `noodl_modules/inter`. The HUD's + // numbers are set `tabular-nums` at the node, for the reason D30 measured: + // Inter's proportional figures make a score column rag as it counts up. + { name: '--font-sans', value: '"Inter", system-ui, -apple-system, "Segoe UI", sans-serif' }, + // πŸ”΄ The board's own face. A tile glyph has to be monospaced or the columns + // drift by a fraction of a character and a 12-wide grid ends up 11.6 wide. + { name: '--font-mono', value: 'ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, "SF Mono", Menlo, Consolas, monospace' } +]; + +// ── The product's own compositions, looked up by id ────────────────────────── + +export const VOCABULARY = buildStyleVocabulary({ getMetaData: () => undefined }); + +const requested = new Set(); + +/** Every composition id this template actually asked for β€” recorded, not listed. */ +export function requestedCompositions(): string[] { + return [...requested].sort(); +} + +/** + * One composition's parameters, by id. Throws on an unknown id naming the ones + * that exist, so a renamed composition reddens the generator instead of styling + * nothing. + * + * ⚠️ Its own `requested` set, for the reason `tpl003Theme.ts` gives: sharing one + * would add this template's requests to another's census whenever both fixtures + * load in the same process, and that gate would go red about a template it does + * not grade. + */ +export function composition(id: string): Record { + requested.add(id); + const found = (VOCABULARY.compositions as Array<{ id: string; parameters: Record }>).find( + (c) => c.id === id + ); + if (!found) { + const known = (VOCABULARY.compositions as Array<{ id: string }>).map((c) => c.id).join(', '); + throw new Error(`No style composition "${id}". The vocabulary has: ${known}`); + } + return { ...found.parameters }; +} + +/** + * Every composition id the template uses β€” asserted against + * `requestedCompositions()`, so a rename, a dropped use, or a new one nobody + * wrote down all redden. + * + * ⚠️ **This list was written as a wishlist and the gate caught it.** It named + * eighteen compositions β€” `card`, `primaryButton`, `emptyState`, `shell` and the + * rest β€” of which the template asks for **eight**. The other ten were the shape + * a *page* template has, copied over from the landing pages before this one had + * been built; a game has no buttons, no cards and no shell. Declaring a + * composition nobody uses is the same lie as using one nobody declared: it + * claims the template is built out of parts it never touches. + */ +export const USED_COMPOSITIONS = [ + 'body', + 'cardTitle', + 'displayHeadline', + 'eyebrow', + 'lead', + 'meta', + 'sectionHeading', + 'statTile' +] as const; + +/** The preset's overrides plus this template's, in the order the door is given them. */ +export function tpl005TokenEntries(): Array<{ name: string; value: string }> { + const preset = getPreset(TPL005_PRESET); + if (!preset) throw new Error(`No style preset "${TPL005_PRESET}"`); + return [...Object.entries(preset.tokens).map(([name, value]) => ({ name, value })), ...TPL005_TOKENS]; +} diff --git a/scripts/devtools/deploy-from-disk.entry.ts b/scripts/devtools/deploy-from-disk.entry.ts index 98c66e177..74098a40e 100644 --- a/scripts/devtools/deploy-from-disk.entry.ts +++ b/scripts/devtools/deploy-from-disk.entry.ts @@ -90,6 +90,192 @@ function readV2(dir: string): { project: LegacyProject; warnings: string[] } { return { project: result.project as LegacyProject, warnings: result.warnings }; } +/** + * D44 β€” give the editor's nodes the ports only the runtime knows how to derive. + * + * ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + * ## The defect this exists to fix + * + * `exportComponent` drops every connection `getConnectionHealth` calls + * unhealthy, and `con-no-target-port` is raised whenever `node.getPort(name)` + * comes back undefined. Four node families mint their ports inside a `setup()` + * guarded on the editor connection: + * + * ```js + * if (!context.editorConnection || !context.editorConnection.isRunningLocally()) return; + * … + * context.editorConnection.sendDynamicPorts(node.id, ports); + * ``` + * + * `Expression` (its identifier inputs), `Set Variable` (`value`), + * `String Format` (its `{tag}` inputs) and `States` (`to-` and every + * value output). In the editor the viewer runs those setups and pushes the + * ports back over the socket; **headless there is no viewer, so the ports never + * arrive and every wire into one is deleted** β€” measured at **39 of 136** on the + * pixel-game template, which then deployed with `state: "complete"`, exit 0, and + * a board that drew nothing but its exit tile. + * + * `NodeGraphModel` already says this verdict is wrong when nothing has pushed + * ports yet: *"For a runtime-discovered port that verdict is correct and + * temporary … The wire is fine; the editor does not know yet."* Headless it is + * permanent, because nothing is ever going to know. + * + * ## πŸ”΄ Why this runs the real setups instead of deriving the ports again + * + * The rules are not simple β€” `states.ts` alone mints five port shapes per state + * and value β€” and a second copy of them here would be a copy that drifts, which + * is the failure `dynamicPortRules.ts` and the token vocabulary both have + * headers about. So this drives **the shipped `setup()` functions**: a probe + * runtime is created *with* an editor connection, which is the whole condition + * they are gated on, and their `sendDynamicPorts` calls are forwarded onto the + * editor's own nodes. No port logic is written here. + * + * ⚠️ **A second runtime, deliberately.** `bootstrapNodeLibrary()` builds one in + * `runDeployed` mode with no connection β€” exactly the mode that silences these + * setups β€” and it is the thing that populates `NodeLibrary`, so it cannot be + * changed to suit this without changing what every other headless consumer gets. + * + * ⚠️ **`Condition` and `Counter` are untouched** and that is the check that this + * is not a blanket "keep everything": their ports are statically declared, a + * missing one is a real defect, and a wire into it must still be dropped. The + * sabotage arm (`--sabotage`) proves that still happens. + * + * @returns a census, because a pass that reports nothing is a pass nobody can + * tell ran β€” the same rule the health-guard block below follows. + */ +async function registerRuntimeDiscoveredPorts(project: TSFixme): Promise<{ + types: string[]; + nodesSeen: number; + nodesPorted: number; + portsAdded: number; + unmatched: number; +}> { + // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-var-requires + const NoodlRuntime = require('@noodl/runtime'); + // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-var-requires + const registerViewerNodes = require('../../packages/noodl-viewer-react/src/register-nodes').default; + + const pushed: Array<{ nodeId: string; ports: TSFixme[]; options?: TSFixme }> = []; + + // The one condition the four setups are gated on, and nothing more than that. + /** + * πŸ”΄ The runtime builds its OWN `editorConnection` and ignores any passed in + * (`noodl-runtime.ts`: `editorConnection: this.editorConnection`), so a stub + * handed to the constructor is never seen β€” measured as `0 onto 0/28 nodes` + * with every listener correctly registered and every emit landing. + * + * ⚠️ And it cannot simply be REPLACED afterwards either: the two capture + * styles disagree. `setvariablenode.ts` reads `context.editorConnection` + * at call time, while `states.ts` does `const editorConnection = + * context.editorConnection` at setup time β€” so replacing the property fixes + * the first family and not the second. **Patching the object the runtime + * already made is the only thing both see**, because it is one identity. + */ + const probe = new NoodlRuntime({ + type: 'browser', + dontCreateRootComponent: true, + platform: { + requestUpdate: (cb: () => void) => setTimeout(cb, 0), + getCurrentTime: () => 0, + objectToString: (o: unknown) => JSON.stringify(o) + } + }); + + const conn = probe.editorConnection as TSFixme; + // The built-in families' setups have already run under the constructor's + // `registerNodes(this)`, and their guard (`isRunningLocally()`) passed β€” so + // their listeners exist and this override is what their calls now reach. + conn.isRunningLocally = () => true; + conn.sendDynamicPorts = (nodeId: string, ports: TSFixme[], options?: TSFixme) => { + pushed.push({ nodeId, ports: ports || [], options }); + }; + // Nothing here has a canvas to warn at, and a throw would be attributed to + // the node rather than to this pass. + for (const quiet of ['sendWarning', 'clearWarning', 'sendWarnings', 'clearWarnings']) { + conn[quiet] = () => undefined; + } + + // The VIEWER families (States among them) register here, and their setups + // capture the connection above β€” which is why the patch precedes this line. + registerViewerNodes(probe); + + // Which types actually subscribed β€” read off the probe rather than listed + // here, so a family that gains or loses a lazy `setup()` changes this census + // instead of silently falling outside a hand-written list. + // `EventSender` keeps two maps and a setup may have used either. + const gm = probe.graphModel as TSFixme; + const eventNames = [...Object.keys(gm.listeners ?? {}), ...Object.keys(gm.listenersWithRefs ?? {})]; + const types = [...new Set(eventNames)] + .filter((e) => e.indexOf('nodeAdded.') === 0) + .map((e) => e.slice('nodeAdded.'.length)) + .sort(); + + if (process.env.DFD_DEBUG_PORTS) { + const k = 'nodeAdded.Set Variable'; + process.stderr.write( + `[dbg] listeners[${k}]=${((gm.listeners ?? {})[k] ?? []).length} ` + + `withRefs=${(gm.listenersWithRefs ?? {})[k] ? (gm.listenersWithRefs[k] as TSFixme).size : 'none'} ` + + `ctxConn=${probe.context && probe.context.editorConnection ? 'set' : 'MISSING'} ` + + `runningLocally=${probe.context && probe.context.editorConnection ? probe.context.editorConnection.isRunningLocally() : 'n/a'}\n` + ); + } + + let nodesSeen = 0; + let nodesPorted = 0; + let portsAdded = 0; + let unmatched = 0; + + const editorNodes = new Map(); + for (const comp of project.getComponents()) { + const walk = (list: TSFixme[]) => { + for (const n of list ?? []) { + editorNodes.set(n.id, { node: n, component: comp.name }); + if (n.children) walk(n.children); + } + }; + walk((comp.graph as TSFixme).roots); + } + + for (const [, { node, component }] of editorNodes) { + const typeName = typeof node.type === 'string' ? node.type : node.type?.name; + if (!typeName || types.indexOf(typeName) === -1) continue; + nodesSeen++; + const before = pushed.length; + // πŸ”΄ `await`, because `EventSender.emit` is async and awaits each listener. + // Without it the loop finished before a single port had been derived and the + // census read a confident `0 onto 0/0` β€” a pass that reported success at + // having done nothing. + // The shape the setups read: an id, the parameters they derive from, and a + // `parameterUpdated` subscription they register for later edits there are + // none of here. + await (probe.graphModel as TSFixme).emit('nodeAdded.' + typeName, { + id: node.id, + type: typeName, + parameters: node.parameters ?? {}, + // `expression.ts` reads `node.component.name` to key its compile warning. + component: { name: component }, + on: () => undefined, + off: () => undefined + }); + if (pushed.length > before) nodesPorted++; + if (process.env.DFD_DEBUG_PORTS) { + process.stderr.write(`[dbg] emit nodeAdded.${JSON.stringify(typeName)} id=${node.id} -> pushed ${pushed.length - before}\n`); + } + } + + for (const { nodeId, ports, options } of pushed) { + const found = editorNodes.get(nodeId); + if (!found || typeof found.node.setDynamicPorts !== 'function') { + unmatched++; + continue; + } + found.node.setDynamicPorts(ports, options); + portsAdded += ports.length; + } + + return { types, nodesSeen, nodesPorted, portsAdded, unmatched }; +} + function flag(name: string, fallback?: string): string | undefined { const i = process.argv.indexOf(name); return i === -1 ? fallback : process.argv[i + 1]; @@ -152,6 +338,10 @@ async function main() { // inert and the export keeps every wire no matter how broken. if (!NodeLibrary.instance.isModuleRegistered(project)) NodeLibrary.instance.registerModule(project); + // πŸ”΄ D44 β€” BEFORE the health pass, or it judges every runtime-discovered port + // missing and the export deletes the wire into it. See the function's header. + const dynPorts = await registerRuntimeDiscoveredPorts(project); + const guards: Record = {}; const bump = (k: string) => (guards[k] = (guards[k] ?? 0) + 1); let evaluated = 0; @@ -258,6 +448,7 @@ async function main() { projectDir, outDir, nodeTypes, + dynamicPorts: dynPorts, componentsEvaluated: evaluated, healthGuards: guards, warningKeysAfterPass: warningsAfterPass, @@ -283,6 +474,12 @@ async function main() { if (has('--json')) process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify(report, null, 2) + '\n'); else { process.stdout.write(`node types ${report.nodeTypes}\n`); + process.stdout.write( + `dynamic ports ${report.dynamicPorts.portsAdded} onto ${report.dynamicPorts.nodesPorted}/${report.dynamicPorts.nodesSeen} nodes` + + ` (${report.dynamicPorts.types.join(', ') || 'no lazy types'})` + + (report.dynamicPorts.unmatched ? ` \u26a0 ${report.dynamicPorts.unmatched} unmatched` : '') + + '\n' + ); process.stdout.write(`components evaluated ${report.componentsEvaluated} guards=${JSON.stringify(report.healthGuards)}\n`); process.stdout.write(`warning keys after ${report.warningKeysAfterPass}\n`); process.stdout.write(`connections on graph ${report.totalOnGraph}\n`); diff --git a/scripts/devtools/harness-paths.js b/scripts/devtools/harness-paths.js index 6c95d5e56..6fc604242 100644 --- a/scripts/devtools/harness-paths.js +++ b/scripts/devtools/harness-paths.js @@ -93,8 +93,24 @@ const ENRICHED_CATALOG_JSON = resolveHarnessPath( path.join(PACKAGED_DATA, 'node-catalog-enriched.json') ); +/** + * Where the shipped default tokens are DECLARED. + * + * πŸ”΄ **Repointed 2026-09-11 (TPL-005).** This named + * `StyleTokensModel/DefaultTokens.ts`, which HLS-001 reduced to a twelve-line + * re-export β€” the declarations moved to `@nodegx/project-contract/tokens`. The + * regex in `render-from-disk.js` therefore matched **nothing**, and the harness + * emitted `0 shipped defaults`: every `var(--space-*)`, `var(--radius-*)` and + * `var(--border-*)` in every rendered project resolved to empty. Pages came out + * with no padding and no gaps, and the harness looked like it had found a + * product-wide spacing defect. It is the exact "lying harness" its own comment + * in `render-from-disk.js` warns about, and the refactor walked straight into it. + * + * ⚠️ The packaged candidate is unchanged: a packaged install ships the file + * under its old name, and `firstExisting` prefers the checkout. + */ const TOKENS_SRC = resolveHarnessPath( - 'packages/noodl-editor/src/editor/src/models/StyleTokensModel/DefaultTokens.ts', + 'packages/nodegx-project-contract/tokens.ts', path.join(PACKAGED_DATA, 'DefaultTokens.ts') ); diff --git a/scripts/generate-pixel-template.ts b/scripts/generate-pixel-template.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..20abf8945 --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/generate-pixel-template.ts @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +/** + * TPL-005 β€” prepare the pixel game as a project directory. + * + * npm run template:pixel + * + * The same shape as `generate-landing-template.ts`, minus the embedded pair: + * Richard asked for *"the zip directly"* and a demo page, and neither needs a + * `content.json` compiled into the editor. Everything in `templates/pixel-game/` + * is the door's output plus the generated `docs/START-HERE.md` and the two + * library modules the game's nodes come from. + * + * `preparePixelArtefact` lives in `tpl005Template.ts` rather than here so the + * drift gate runs the same code and not a twin of it. + */ +import * as path from 'path'; + +import { buildPixelTemplateProject, preparePixelArtefact, TEMPLATE_ID } from '../packages/noodl-mcp/tests/tpl005Template'; + +const OUTPUT = path.join(__dirname, '..', 'templates', TEMPLATE_ID); + +(async () => { + const built = await buildPixelTemplateProject(); + preparePixelArtefact(built, OUTPUT); + + const pages = Object.keys(built.registrations).length; + const start = Object.values(built.registrations).find((r) => r.startPage)?.startPage ?? '(none)'; + console.log(`wrote ${OUTPUT}`); + console.log(` ${built.order.length} components, ${pages} page registered, start page ${start}`); + console.log(` modules installed before authoring: ${built.modules.join(', ') || '(none)'}`); + + if (built.remaps.length > 0) { + console.log(` ${built.remaps.length} node ids the door moved to keep them unique project-wide:`); + for (const r of built.remaps) console.log(` ${r.component}: ${r.from} β†’ ${r.to}`); + } + + // Printed rather than counted: a warning that never reaches `isError` is a + // check that fired and was dropped by the caller. + const byCode = new Map(); + for (const d of built.diagnostics) { + const key = `${d.severity} ${d.code}`; + byCode.set(key, (byCode.get(key) ?? 0) + 1); + } + if (byCode.size === 0) { + console.log(' no diagnostics raised on any write'); + } else { + console.log(` ${built.diagnostics.length} diagnostics the door raised and did not refuse over:`); + for (const [key, count] of [...byCode.entries()].sort()) console.log(` ${count.toString().padStart(3)} Γ— ${key}`); + if (process.env.TPL005_DIAG_DETAIL) { + for (const d of built.diagnostics) console.log(` DETAIL ${d.code} | ${d.component} | ${d.message}`); + } + } +})().catch((error) => { + console.error(error?.message ?? error); + process.exit(1); +}); diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/App/component.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/App/component.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9fb56c424 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/App/component.json @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/component-v2.json", + "id": "3b749ca7-c484-567d-8a95-2b4da25fe256", + "name": "App", + "path": "/App", + "type": "visual", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modifiedBy": "noodl-mcp" +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/App/connections.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/App/connections.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d33782b20 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/App/connections.json @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/connections-v2.json", + "componentId": "3b749ca7-c484-567d-8a95-2b4da25fe256", + "version": 1, + "connections": [] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/App/nodes.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/App/nodes.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..e14e47267 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/App/nodes.json @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/nodes-v2.json", + "componentId": "3b749ca7-c484-567d-8a95-2b4da25fe256", + "version": 1, + "nodes": [ + { + "id": "app_root", + "type": "Group", + "label": "App", + "children": [ + "app_router" + ], + "parameters": { + "sizeMode": "explicit", + "width": { + "value": 100, + "unit": "%" + }, + "height": { + "value": 100, + "unit": "%" + }, + "backgroundColor": "var(--background)" + }, + "x": 40, + "y": 40 + }, + { + "id": "app_router", + "type": "Router", + "label": "Main router", + "parent": "app_root", + "parameters": { + "name": "Main", + "pages": { + "startPage": "/Pages/Play", + "routes": [ + "/Pages/Play" + ] + } + }, + "x": 100, + "y": 160 + }, + { + "id": "app_css", + "type": "CSS Definition", + "label": "The board β€” motion, and the phone", + "parameters": { + "style": "/* The pixel dungeon β€” the three things a node port cannot say.\n Everything a port CAN express is set on the node, not here. */\n\n.pressable { cursor: pointer; }\n\n/* πŸ”΄ The BODY's ground, and it is not belt-and-braces β€” it is the fix for a\n white band under the whole game. bodyScroll:true leaves #root static, so\n anything below the content is the browser's own white, and measuring it said\n so: body background-color read rgb(255,255,255) under a dark app. A Group's\n backgroundColor cannot reach the body; only a stylesheet can.\n (No backticks in this block: it lives inside a TS template literal, and a\n backtick here ends the string 200 lines early.) */\nhtml, body { background: var(--background); }\n\n/* A tile settles into its new colour rather than snapping. 90ms is under the\n ~100ms that reads as \"instant\", so the board still feels keyed rather than\n animated. */\n.game-cell {\n transition: background-color 90ms ease-out, border-color 90ms ease-out, color 90ms ease-out;\n}\n\n/* You, and the way out, breathe. An enemy does not β€” a thing that pulses reads\n as alive and friendly, and this one is neither. */\n.game-you { animation: game-pulse 1.6s ease-in-out infinite; }\n.game-exit { animation: game-pulse 2.4s ease-in-out infinite; }\n@keyframes game-pulse {\n 0%, 100% { opacity: 1; }\n 50% { opacity: 0.62; }\n}\n\n/* πŸ”΄ A phone. The tile size is an inline style from the node's own width and\n height ports, so shrinking it from a stylesheet needs !important. 12 tiles at\n 26px plus the gaps is 334px, which fits a portrait phone; at 34px it does not. */\n@media (max-width: 480px) {\n .game-cell {\n width: 26px !important;\n height: 26px !important;\n }\n}\n\n@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {\n .game-cell { transition: none; }\n .game-you, .game-exit { animation: none; }\n /* The coral edge still arrives β€” it is the information. Only the movement goes. */\n .game-board-hit, .game-board-dead { animation: none; }\n}" + }, + "x": 350, + "y": 40 + } + ], + "visualRoots": [ + "app_root" + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Cell/component.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Cell/component.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4f8b4e6e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Cell/component.json @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/component-v2.json", + "id": "1b884b95-68b8-515e-881e-b5b7dc0f1a14", + "name": "Cell", + "path": "/Game/Cell", + "type": "visual", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modifiedBy": "noodl-mcp" +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Cell/connections.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Cell/connections.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..8e4d532af --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Cell/connections.json @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/connections-v2.json", + "componentId": "1b884b95-68b8-515e-881e-b5b7dc0f1a14", + "version": 1, + "connections": [ + { + "fromId": "clInputs", + "fromProperty": "glyph", + "toId": "clGlyph", + "toProperty": "text" + }, + { + "fromId": "clInputs", + "fromProperty": "ground", + "toId": "clTile", + "toProperty": "backgroundColor" + }, + { + "fromId": "clInputs", + "fromProperty": "edge", + "toId": "clTile", + "toProperty": "borderColor" + }, + { + "fromId": "clInputs", + "fromProperty": "ink", + "toId": "clGlyph", + "toProperty": "color" + } + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Cell/nodes.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Cell/nodes.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..a9449eb3c --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Cell/nodes.json @@ -0,0 +1,91 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/nodes-v2.json", + "componentId": "1b884b95-68b8-515e-881e-b5b7dc0f1a14", + "version": 1, + "nodes": [ + { + "id": "clTile", + "type": "Group", + "label": "One tile", + "children": [ + "clGlyph" + ], + "parameters": { + "sizeMode": "explicit", + "width": { + "value": 34, + "unit": "px" + }, + "height": { + "value": 34, + "unit": "px" + }, + "flexDirection": "column", + "alignItems": "center", + "justifyContent": "center", + "borderRadius": "var(--radius-sm)", + "borderStyle": "solid", + "borderWidth": "var(--border-1)", + "cssClassName": "game-cell" + }, + "x": 40, + "y": 40 + }, + { + "id": "clGlyph", + "type": "Text", + "label": "What is on it", + "parent": "clTile", + "parameters": { + "text": "", + "fontSize": { + "value": 18, + "unit": "px" + }, + "color": "var(--foreground)", + "fontFamily": "var(--font-mono)", + "lineHeight": 1, + "sizeMode": "contentSize" + }, + "x": 100, + "y": 160 + }, + { + "id": "clInputs", + "type": "Component Inputs", + "label": "The tile", + "ports": [ + { + "name": "kind", + "plug": "output", + "type": "string" + }, + { + "name": "glyph", + "plug": "output", + "type": "string" + }, + { + "name": "ground", + "plug": "output", + "type": "color" + }, + { + "name": "edge", + "plug": "output", + "type": "color" + }, + { + "name": "ink", + "plug": "output", + "type": "color" + } + ], + "x": 350, + "y": 160 + } + ], + "visualRoots": [ + "clTile" + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Hud/component.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Hud/component.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0b1e06be1 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Hud/component.json @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/component-v2.json", + "id": "04d38a21-960c-5fb1-883b-3523bdf6b1cc", + "name": "Hud", + "path": "/Game/Hud", + "type": "visual", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modifiedBy": "noodl-mcp" +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Hud/connections.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Hud/connections.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c0c7b3e4d --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Hud/connections.json @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/connections-v2.json", + "componentId": "04d38a21-960c-5fb1-883b-3523bdf6b1cc", + "version": 1, + "connections": [ + { + "fromId": "hdInputs", + "fromProperty": "hearts", + "toId": "hdHearts", + "toProperty": "value" + }, + { + "fromId": "hdInputs", + "fromProperty": "coins", + "toId": "hdCoins", + "toProperty": "value" + }, + { + "fromId": "hdInputs", + "fromProperty": "room", + "toId": "hdRoom", + "toProperty": "value" + } + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Hud/nodes.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Hud/nodes.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..53223914a --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Hud/nodes.json @@ -0,0 +1,91 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/nodes-v2.json", + "componentId": "04d38a21-960c-5fb1-883b-3523bdf6b1cc", + "version": 1, + "nodes": [ + { + "id": "hdRow", + "type": "Group", + "label": "The readings", + "children": [ + "hdHearts", + "hdCoins", + "hdRoom" + ], + "parameters": { + "sizeMode": "contentSize", + "flexDirection": "row", + "flexWrap": "wrap", + "justifyContent": "center", + "alignItems": "center", + "columnGap": "var(--space-3)", + "rowGap": "var(--space-3)" + }, + "x": 40, + "y": 40 + }, + { + "id": "hdHearts", + "type": "/Game/Stat", + "label": "Hearts", + "parent": "hdRow", + "parameters": { + "label": "Hearts", + "tone": "var(--destructive)" + }, + "x": 100, + "y": 160 + }, + { + "id": "hdCoins", + "type": "/Game/Stat", + "label": "Coins", + "parent": "hdRow", + "parameters": { + "label": "Coins", + "tone": "var(--primary)" + }, + "x": 100, + "y": 280 + }, + { + "id": "hdRoom", + "type": "/Game/Stat", + "label": "Room", + "parent": "hdRow", + "parameters": { + "label": "Room", + "tone": "var(--accent-foreground)" + }, + "x": 100, + "y": 400 + }, + { + "id": "hdInputs", + "type": "Component Inputs", + "label": "The readings", + "ports": [ + { + "name": "hearts", + "plug": "output", + "type": "string" + }, + { + "name": "coins", + "plug": "output", + "type": "string" + }, + { + "name": "room", + "plug": "output", + "type": "string" + } + ], + "x": 350, + "y": 160 + } + ], + "visualRoots": [ + "hdRow" + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/KeyCap/component.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/KeyCap/component.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f69ca921c --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/KeyCap/component.json @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/component-v2.json", + "id": "2ba45188-2fdf-5e04-85b5-e43867b38203", + "name": "KeyCap", + "path": "/Game/KeyCap", + "type": "visual", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modifiedBy": "noodl-mcp" +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/KeyCap/connections.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/KeyCap/connections.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4ff155ff6 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/KeyCap/connections.json @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/connections-v2.json", + "componentId": "2ba45188-2fdf-5e04-85b5-e43867b38203", + "version": 1, + "connections": [ + { + "fromId": "kcInputs", + "fromProperty": "cap", + "toId": "kcCapText", + "toProperty": "text" + }, + { + "fromId": "kcInputs", + "fromProperty": "what", + "toId": "kcWhat", + "toProperty": "text" + }, + { + "fromId": "kcInputs", + "fromProperty": "tone", + "toId": "kcCapText", + "toProperty": "color" + } + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/KeyCap/nodes.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/KeyCap/nodes.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..aee61a9fd --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/KeyCap/nodes.json @@ -0,0 +1,116 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/nodes-v2.json", + "componentId": "2ba45188-2fdf-5e04-85b5-e43867b38203", + "version": 1, + "nodes": [ + { + "id": "kcRow", + "type": "Group", + "label": "One key", + "children": [ + "kcCap", + "kcWhat" + ], + "parameters": { + "sizeMode": "contentSize", + "flexDirection": "row", + "alignItems": "center", + "columnGap": "var(--space-2)" + }, + "x": 40, + "y": 40 + }, + { + "id": "kcCap", + "type": "Group", + "label": "The key itself", + "parent": "kcRow", + "children": [ + "kcCapText" + ], + "parameters": { + "sizeMode": "contentSize", + "flexDirection": "column", + "alignItems": "center", + "justifyContent": "center", + "minWidth": { + "value": 30, + "unit": "px" + }, + "paddingTop": { + "value": 3, + "unit": "px" + }, + "paddingBottom": { + "value": 3, + "unit": "px" + }, + "paddingLeft": "var(--space-2)", + "paddingRight": "var(--space-2)", + "backgroundColor": "var(--surface-raised)", + "borderRadius": "var(--radius-sm)", + "borderStyle": "solid", + "borderWidth": "var(--border-1)", + "borderColor": "var(--border-strong)" + }, + "x": 100, + "y": 160 + }, + { + "id": "kcCapText", + "type": "Text", + "label": "The glyph on the key", + "parent": "kcCap", + "parameters": { + "text": "", + "fontSize": "var(--text-sm)", + "color": "var(--foreground)", + "fontFamily": "var(--font-mono)", + "sizeMode": "contentSize" + }, + "x": 160, + "y": 280 + }, + { + "id": "kcWhat", + "type": "Text", + "label": "What it does", + "parent": "kcRow", + "parameters": { + "text": "", + "fontSize": "var(--text-sm)", + "color": "var(--muted-foreground)", + "sizeMode": "contentSize" + }, + "x": 100, + "y": 400 + }, + { + "id": "kcInputs", + "type": "Component Inputs", + "label": "The key", + "ports": [ + { + "name": "cap", + "plug": "output", + "type": "string" + }, + { + "name": "what", + "plug": "output", + "type": "string" + }, + { + "name": "tone", + "plug": "output", + "type": "color" + } + ], + "x": 410, + "y": 280 + } + ], + "visualRoots": [ + "kcRow" + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Move/component.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Move/component.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..33a09d812 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Move/component.json @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/component-v2.json", + "id": "aa77f91b-7f79-52e2-89ca-b1476e9ffd7d", + "name": "Move", + "path": "/Game/Move", + "type": "visual", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modifiedBy": "noodl-mcp" +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Move/connections.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Move/connections.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..83fe6547c --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Move/connections.json @@ -0,0 +1,103 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/connections-v2.json", + "componentId": "aa77f91b-7f79-52e2-89ca-b1476e9ffd7d", + "version": 1, + "connections": [ + { + "fromId": "mvInputs", + "fromProperty": "px", + "toId": "mvTx", + "toProperty": "px" + }, + { + "fromId": "mvInputs", + "fromProperty": "dx", + "toId": "mvTx", + "toProperty": "dx" + }, + { + "fromId": "mvInputs", + "fromProperty": "py", + "toId": "mvTy", + "toProperty": "py" + }, + { + "fromId": "mvInputs", + "fromProperty": "dy", + "toId": "mvTy", + "toProperty": "dy" + }, + { + "fromId": "mvInputs", + "fromProperty": "grid", + "toId": "mvWall", + "toProperty": "in-grid" + }, + { + "fromId": "mvInputs", + "fromProperty": "gridWidth", + "toId": "mvWall", + "toProperty": "in-w" + }, + { + "fromId": "mvTx", + "fromProperty": "result", + "toId": "mvWall", + "toProperty": "in-x" + }, + { + "fromId": "mvTy", + "fromProperty": "result", + "toId": "mvWall", + "toProperty": "in-y" + }, + { + "fromId": "mvWall", + "fromProperty": "out-blocked", + "toId": "mvGate", + "toProperty": "condition" + }, + { + "fromId": "mvInputs", + "fromProperty": "go", + "toId": "mvGate", + 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"aa77f91b-7f79-52e2-89ca-b1476e9ffd7d", + "version": 1, + "nodes": [ + { + "id": "mvInputs", + "type": "Component Inputs", + "label": "The step", + "ports": [ + { + "name": "go", + "plug": "output", + "type": "signal" + }, + { + "name": "dx", + "plug": "output", + "type": "number" + }, + { + "name": "dy", + "plug": "output", + "type": "number" + }, + { + "name": "px", + "plug": "output", + "type": "number" + }, + { + "name": "py", + "plug": "output", + "type": "number" + }, + { + "name": "grid", + "plug": "output", + "type": "string" + }, + { + "name": "gridWidth", + "plug": "output", + "type": "number" + } + ], + "x": 40, + "y": 40 + }, + { + "id": "mvTx", + "type": "Expression", + "label": "The tile across", + "parameters": { + "expression": "px + dx" + }, + "x": 40, + "y": 160 + }, + { + "id": "mvTy", + "type": "Expression", + "label": "The tile down", + "parameters": { + "expression": "py + dy" + }, + "x": 40, + "y": 280 + }, + { + "id": "mvWall", + "type": "JavaScriptFunction", + "label": "Is there a wall in the way?", + "parameters": { + "functionScript": "var rows = String(Inputs.grid || '').split('\\n');\nvar w = Number(Inputs.w) || 0;\nvar x = Number(Inputs.x);\nvar y = Number(Inputs.y);\n// πŸ”΄ NaN FIRST, and it is not defensive padding β€” it is the bug this script\n// shipped with. 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"runOnChange-condition": false + }, + "x": 40, + "y": 520 + }, + { + "id": "mvSetX", + "type": "Set Variable", + "label": "You are here now β€” across", + "parameters": { + "name": "playerX" + }, + "x": 40, + "y": 640 + }, + { + "id": "mvSetY", + "type": "Set Variable", + "label": "You are here now β€” down", + "parameters": { + "name": "playerY" + }, + "x": 40, + "y": 760 + }, + { + "id": "mvOutputs", + "type": "Component Outputs", + "label": "What happened", + "ports": [ + { + "name": "moved", + "plug": "input", + "type": "signal" + }, + { + "name": "refused", + "plug": "input", + "type": "signal" + } + ], + "x": 40, + "y": 880 + } + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Row/component.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Row/component.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..189953083 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Row/component.json @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/component-v2.json", + "id": "38dfdff7-f695-5aca-8b84-788faf9e16ce", + "name": "Row", + "path": "/Game/Row", + "type": "visual", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modifiedBy": "noodl-mcp" +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Row/connections.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Row/connections.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..273a373a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Row/connections.json @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/connections-v2.json", + "componentId": "38dfdff7-f695-5aca-8b84-788faf9e16ce", + "version": 1, + "connections": [ + { + "fromId": "rwInputs", + "fromProperty": "cells", + "toId": "rwCells", + "toProperty": "items" + } + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Row/nodes.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Row/nodes.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..89f3a1551 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Row/nodes.json @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/nodes-v2.json", + "componentId": "38dfdff7-f695-5aca-8b84-788faf9e16ce", + "version": 1, + "nodes": [ + { + "id": "rwRow", + "type": "Group", + "label": "One row", + "children": [ + "rwCells" + ], + "parameters": { + "sizeMode": "contentSize", + "flexDirection": "row", + "alignItems": "center", + "columnGap": "var(--space-0-5)" + }, + "x": 40, + "y": 40 + }, + { + "id": "rwCells", + "type": "For Each", + "label": "One tile per cell", + "parameters": { + "template": "/Game/Cell", + "templateType": "explicit" + }, + "parent": "rwRow", + "x": 100, + "y": 160 + }, + { + "id": "rwInputs", + "type": "Component Inputs", + "label": "The row", + "ports": [ + { + "name": "cells", + "plug": "output", + "type": "array" + } + ], + "x": 350, + "y": 160 + } + ], + "visualRoots": [ + "rwRow" + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Stat/component.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Stat/component.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f2db77436 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Stat/component.json @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/component-v2.json", + "id": "14a3dad0-0896-5a96-8bb8-74d86a7875cf", + "name": "Stat", + "path": "/Game/Stat", + "type": "visual", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modifiedBy": "noodl-mcp" +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Stat/connections.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Stat/connections.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4f1923874 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Stat/connections.json @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/connections-v2.json", + "componentId": "14a3dad0-0896-5a96-8bb8-74d86a7875cf", + "version": 1, + "connections": [ + { + "fromId": "stInputs", + "fromProperty": "label", + "toId": "stLabel", + "toProperty": "text" + }, + { + "fromId": "stInputs", + "fromProperty": "value", + "toId": "stValue", + "toProperty": "text" + }, + { + "fromId": "stInputs", + "fromProperty": "tone", + "toId": "stValue", + "toProperty": "color" + } + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Stat/nodes.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Stat/nodes.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..8ee0406d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Stat/nodes.json @@ -0,0 +1,100 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/nodes-v2.json", + "componentId": "14a3dad0-0896-5a96-8bb8-74d86a7875cf", + "version": 1, + "nodes": [ + { + "id": "stTile", + "type": "Group", + "label": "One reading", + "children": [ + "stLabel", + "stValue" + ], + "parameters": { + "sizeMode": "contentSize", + "backgroundColor": "var(--surface)", + "borderRadius": "var(--radius-xl)", + "borderStyle": "solid", + "borderWidth": "var(--border-1)", + "borderColor": "var(--border)", + "clip": true, + "flexDirection": "column", + "rowGap": "var(--space-1)", + "paddingTop": "var(--space-3)", + "paddingBottom": "var(--space-3)", + "paddingLeft": "var(--space-5)", + "paddingRight": "var(--space-5)", + "alignItems": "center", + "minWidth": { + "value": 92, + "unit": "px" + } + }, + "x": 40, + "y": 40 + }, + { + "id": "stLabel", + "type": "Text", + "label": "What it is", + "parent": "stTile", + "parameters": { + "text": "", + "fontSize": "var(--text-sm)", + "color": "var(--muted-foreground)", + "sizeMode": "contentSize" + }, + "x": 100, + "y": 160 + }, + { + "id": "stValue", + "type": "Text", + "label": "The number", + "parent": "stTile", + "parameters": { + "text": "", + "fontSize": { + "value": 26, + "unit": "px" + }, + "fontWeight": "var(--font-semibold)", + "lineHeight": 1.1, + "color": "var(--foreground)", + "fontVariantNumeric": "tabular-nums", + "fontFamily": "var(--font-mono)", + "sizeMode": "contentSize" + }, + "x": 100, + "y": 280 + }, + { + "id": "stInputs", + "type": "Component Inputs", + "label": "The reading", + "ports": [ + { + "name": "label", + "plug": "output", + "type": "string" + }, + { + "name": "value", + "plug": "output", + "type": "string" + }, + { + "name": "tone", + "plug": "output", + "type": "color" + } + ], + "x": 350, + "y": 160 + } + ], + "visualRoots": [ + "stTile" + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Teach/component.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Teach/component.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..380782674 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Teach/component.json @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/component-v2.json", + "id": "da672120-b343-54e5-8130-3d89fd0d3671", + "name": "Teach", + "path": "/Game/Teach", + "type": "visual", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "modifiedBy": "noodl-mcp" +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Teach/connections.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/Game/Teach/connections.json new file mode 100644 index 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Costs a heart, and it is gone - which is what keeps a\n // one-wide corridor passable instead of sealed by a body.\n if (ex === px && ey === py) {\n hurt = true;\n continue;\n }\n\n var dx = px - ex;\n var dy = py - ey;\n var tries = [];\n if (Math.abs(dx) >= Math.abs(dy)) {\n if (dx !== 0) tries.push([ex + (dx > 0 ? 1 : -1), ey]);\n if (dy !== 0) tries.push([ex, ey + (dy > 0 ? 1 : -1)]);\n } else {\n if (dy !== 0) tries.push([ex, ey + (dy > 0 ? 1 : -1)]);\n if (dx !== 0) tries.push([ex + (dx > 0 ? 1 : -1), ey]);\n }\n\n var nx = ex;\n var ny = ey;\n for (var t = 0; t < tries.length; t++) {\n var cx = tries[t][0];\n var cy = tries[t][1];\n if (wall(cx, cy)) continue;\n if (claimed[cx + ',' + cy]) continue;\n // IT REACHED YOU: an attack, and it HOLDS ITS GROUND. 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A kind with no row\n// falls back to the first, so an unknown kind draws as floor rather than as\n// nothing β€” an invisible tile is a hole in the board.\nvar palette = {};\nvar legend = Inputs.legend || [];\nfor (var p = 0; p < legend.length; p++) palette[String(legend[p].kind)] = legend[p];\nvar fallback = legend[0] || { ground: '', edge: '', ink: '' };\nvar w = Number(Inputs.w) || 0;\nvar px = Number(Inputs.px);\nvar py = Number(Inputs.py);\n\nvar coinAt = {};\nvar coins = Inputs.coins || [];\nfor (var i = 0; i < coins.length; i++) coinAt[String(coins[i])] = true;\n\nvar enemyAt = {};\nvar enemies = Inputs.enemies || [];\nfor (var j = 0; j < enemies.length; j++) enemyAt[String(enemies[j])] = true;\n\nvar out = [];\nfor (var y = 0; y < rows.length; y++) {\n var cells = [];\n for (var x = 0; x < w; x++) {\n var ch = rows[y].charAt(x) || '#';\n var kind = 'floor';\n var glyph = '';\n if (ch === '#') {\n kind = 'wall';\n } else if (x === px && y === py) {\n kind = 'player';\n glyph = 'β—†';\n } else if (enemyAt[x + ',' + y]) {\n kind = 'enemy';\n glyph = 'β–²';\n } else if (coinAt[x + ',' + y]) {\n kind = 'coin';\n glyph = '●';\n } else if (ch === '>') {\n kind = 'exit';\n glyph = 'β–£';\n }\n var look = palette[kind] || fallback;\n cells.push({\n id: x + ',' + y,\n kind: kind,\n glyph: glyph,\n ground: look.ground,\n edge: look.edge,\n ink: look.ink\n });\n }\n out.push({ id: 'row' + y, cells: cells });\n}\nOutputs.rows = out;" + }, + "x": 530, + "y": 1240, + "ports": [ + { + "name": "in-grid", + "displayName": "grid", + "plug": "input", + "type": "*", + "group": "Inputs" + }, + { + "name": "in-legend", + "displayName": "legend", + "plug": "input", + "type": "*", + "group": "Inputs" + }, + { + "name": "in-w", + "displayName": "w", + "plug": "input", + "type": "*", + "group": "Inputs" + }, + { + "name": "in-px", + "displayName": "px", + "plug": "input", + "type": "*", + "group": "Inputs" + }, + { + "name": "in-py", + "displayName": "py", + "plug": "input", + "type": "*", + "group": "Inputs" + }, + { + "name": "in-coins", + "displayName": "coins", + "plug": "input", + "type": "*", + "group": "Inputs" + }, + { + "name": "in-enemies", + "displayName": "enemies", + "plug": "input", + "type": "*", + "group": "Inputs" + }, + { + "name": "out-rows", + "displayName": "rows", + "plug": "output", + "type": "*", + "group": "Outputs" + } + ] + }, + { + "id": "plPalette", + "type": "Static Data", + "label": "EDIT β€” what each kind of tile looks like", + "parameters": { + "type": "json", + "json": "[\n {\n \"kind\": \"floor\",\n \"ground\": \"var(--background)\",\n \"edge\": \"var(--background)\",\n \"ink\": \"var(--muted-foreground)\"\n },\n {\n \"kind\": \"wall\",\n \"ground\": \"var(--secondary)\",\n \"edge\": \"var(--border-strong)\",\n \"ink\": \"var(--secondary)\"\n },\n {\n \"kind\": \"coin\",\n \"ground\": \"var(--background)\",\n \"edge\": \"var(--background)\",\n \"ink\": \"var(--primary)\"\n },\n {\n \"kind\": \"enemy\",\n \"ground\": \"var(--background)\",\n \"edge\": \"var(--destructive)\",\n \"ink\": \"var(--destructive)\"\n },\n {\n \"kind\": \"exit\",\n \"ground\": \"var(--accent)\",\n \"edge\": \"var(--accent-foreground)\",\n \"ink\": \"var(--accent-foreground)\"\n },\n {\n \"kind\": \"player\",\n \"ground\": \"var(--background)\",\n \"edge\": \"var(--primary)\",\n \"ink\": \"var(--primary)\"\n }\n]" + }, + "x": 530, + "y": 5320 + }, + { + "id": "plBannerStates", + "type": "States", + "label": "What just happened, in words", + "parameters": { + "states": "playing,cleared,died,won", + "values": "title,line,shown,tone", + "type-title": "string", + "type-line": "string", + "type-shown": "boolean", + "type-tone": "color", + "value-playing-title": "", + "value-playing-line": "", + "value-playing-shown": false, + "value-playing-tone": "var(--foreground)", + "value-cleared-title": "Room cleared.", + "value-cleared-line": "The next one is busier. Keep moving.", + "value-cleared-shown": true, + "value-cleared-tone": "var(--primary)", + "value-died-title": "They got you.", + "value-died-line": "You dropped your coins and the room starts again. Move to go on.", + "value-died-shown": true, + "value-died-tone": "var(--destructive)", + "value-won-title": "Out, with all five behind you.", + "value-won-line": "That is the lot. Move to start another run.", + "value-won-shown": true, + "value-won-tone": "var(--accent-foreground)" + }, + "x": 530, + "y": 1360 + }, + { + "id": "plBoardStates", + "type": "States", + "label": "What the board is doing", + "parameters": { + "states": "calm,hit,dead", + "values": "edge,cls", + "type-edge": "color", + "type-cls": "string", + "value-calm-edge": "var(--border-strong)", + "value-calm-cls": "game-board game-board-calm", + "value-hit-edge": "var(--destructive)", + "value-hit-cls": "game-board game-board-hit", + "value-dead-edge": "var(--destructive)", + "value-dead-cls": "game-board game-board-dead" + }, + "x": 530, + "y": 1120 + }, + { + "id": "plRoomFmt", + "type": "String Format", + "label": "Room n of five", + "parameters": { + "format": "{n} / {total}" + }, + "x": 530, + "y": 1000 + }, + { + "id": "plRoomName", + "type": "String Format", + "label": "The room, named", + "parameters": { + "format": "Room {n} β€” {name}" + }, + "x": 530, + "y": 640 + } + ], + "visualRoots": [ + "plPage" + ] +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/components/_registry.json b/templates/pixel-game/components/_registry.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..623a92f05 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/components/_registry.json @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/registry-v2.json", + "version": 1, + "lastUpdated": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "components": { + "App": { + "path": "App", + "type": "visual", + "nodeCount": 3, + "connectionCount": 0, + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z" + }, + "Game/Cell": { + "path": "Game/Cell", + "type": "visual", + "nodeCount": 3, + "connectionCount": 4, + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z" + }, + "Game/Row": { + "path": "Game/Row", + "type": "visual", + "nodeCount": 3, + "connectionCount": 1, + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z" + }, + "Game/Move": { + "path": "Game/Move", + "type": "visual", + "nodeCount": 8, + "connectionCount": 16, + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z" + }, + "Game/Stat": { + "path": "Game/Stat", + "type": "visual", + "nodeCount": 4, + "connectionCount": 3, + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z" + }, + "Game/KeyCap": { + "path": "Game/KeyCap", + "type": "visual", + "nodeCount": 5, + "connectionCount": 3, + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z" + }, + "Game/Hud": { + "path": "Game/Hud", + "type": "visual", + "nodeCount": 5, + "connectionCount": 3, + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z" + }, + "Game/Teach": { + "path": "Game/Teach", + "type": "visual", + "nodeCount": 11, + "connectionCount": 0, + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z" + }, + "Pages/Play": { + "path": "Pages/Play", + "type": "page", + "nodeCount": 55, + "connectionCount": 109, + "modified": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z", + "created": "2026-09-11T00:00:00.000Z" + } + }, + "stats": { + "totalComponents": 9, + "totalNodes": 97, + "totalConnections": 139 + } +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/docs/START-HERE.md b/templates/pixel-game/docs/START-HERE.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..2f5652536 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/docs/START-HERE.md @@ -0,0 +1,64 @@ +# Pixel dungeon + +A turn-based dungeon, built entirely out of NodeGX nodes. Press **Run**, then use the +**arrow keys** (or WASD). Collect the coins, find the way out, and watch what follows you. + +There is no backend. Nothing here needs an account, a key or a server. + +## The first thing to change + +Open **Pages/Play** and find the node labelled **"EDIT β€” the five rooms β€” this list IS the game"**. +It is a `Static Data` node holding a JSON array: + +```json +[ + { + "name": "First steps", + "grid": "############\n#@...c.....#\n…" + } +] +``` + +Add a sixth room by adding a sixth entry. **That is the whole change** β€” no new component, +no rewiring, no code. The grid is text: + +| character | what it is | +|---|---| +| `#` | a wall | +| `.` | floor | +| `c` | a coin | +| `E` | something that steps when you step | +| `@` | where you start | +| `>` | the way out | + +Rooms are 12 wide and 9 tall. Keep the outer ring as `#` β€” off the grid counts as a +wall either way, but the border is what makes the room read as a room. + +## How the game works, in the graph + +Worth ten minutes if you came here to learn NodeGX rather than to play. + +- **`Game/Move`** is the rule for walking, written **once** and placed **four times** β€” up, + down, left, right β€” with `dx`/`dy` set on each instance. That is the whole reason there is + one place to change what a step does. +- **Every decision in the game is a `Condition` node** you can open and follow: is there a + wall, was there a coin, is this the way out, did one of them reach you, are you out of + hearts, was that the last room. +- **`Game/Cell`** colours a tile with a `States` node β€” six kinds of tile, three colours each. + The legend is a node, not a stylesheet. +- **The board is two repeaters**: one over the rows, one over each row’s cells. +- The `Function` nodes do not decide anything. They answer questions (is that a wall, how many + of them are on your tile) and transform lists (take a coin, step the enemies, draw the room). + +## The things that are deliberate + +- **3 hearts.** Enough to learn a room, not enough to walk it blind. +- **The world only moves when you do.** Stand still and nothing happens β€” there is no clock. +- **Held keys repeat.** Walking a corridor should not need four separate presses. +- **Dying drops your coins and restarts the room.** The room number is kept, so a hard room + stays where you left it. + +## A library module travels with this project + +`noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts` reads the arrow keys. It is already here β€” nothing to +install. **Do not delete it**: without it the board draws and never answers a key. diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/nodegx.project.json b/templates/pixel-game/nodegx.project.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..5a7860993 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/nodegx.project.json @@ -0,0 +1,264 @@ +{ + "$schema": "https://opennoodl.dev/schemas/project-v2.json", + "name": "Pixel dungeon", + "version": "4", + "nodegxVersion": "1.1.0", + "settings": { + "htmlTitle": "Pixel dungeon", + "navigationPathType": "path", + "bodyScroll": true + }, + "structure": { + "componentsDir": "components", + "assetsDir": "assets" + }, + "metadata": { + "designTokens": { + "version": 1, + "customTokens": [ + { + "name": "--primary", + "value": "#4ee1a0", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Main brand and action color" + }, + { + "name": "--primary-hover", + "value": "#3cc98b", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Primary color on hover" + }, + { + "name": "--primary-foreground", + "value": "#06150e", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Text color on primary background" + }, + { + "name": "--secondary", + "value": "#2b3057", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Supporting action color" + }, + { + "name": "--secondary-hover", + "value": "#353b69", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Secondary color on hover" + }, + { + "name": "--secondary-foreground", + "value": "#e8ecff", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Text color on secondary background" + }, + { + "name": "--destructive", + "value": "#ff6b7a", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Dangerous actions and errors" + }, + { + "name": "--destructive-hover", + "value": "#b91c1c", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Destructive color on hover" + }, + { + "name": "--muted", + "value": "#171a2e", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Subtle backgrounds, disabled states" + }, + { + "name": "--muted-foreground", + "value": "#9aa3c7", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Text color on muted background" + }, + { + "name": "--accent", + "value": "#2a2150", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Highlights and selections" + }, + { + "name": "--accent-foreground", + "value": "#c9b8ff", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Text color on accent background" + }, + { + "name": "--background", + "value": "#0e1020", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Page/app background" + }, + { + "name": "--foreground", + "value": "#e8ecff", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Default text color" + }, + { + "name": "--surface", + "value": "#171a2e", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Card and panel surfaces" + }, + { + "name": "--surface-raised", + "value": "#1f2340", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Elevated surface (dialogs, dropdowns)" + }, + { + "name": "--border", + "value": "#262b4a", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Default border color" + }, + { + "name": "--border-subtle", + "value": "#1d2138", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Subtle/light border" + }, + { + "name": "--border-strong", + "value": "#3a4170", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Strong/dark border" + }, + { + "name": "--border-control", + "value": "#6f79ad", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Border for controls β€” meets 3:1 against surface, unlike --border" + }, + { + "name": "--ring", + "value": "#4ee1a0", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Focus ring color" + }, + { + "name": "--ring-offset", + "value": "#ffffff", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Focus ring offset color" + }, + { + "name": "--font-sans", + "value": "\"Inter\", system-ui, -apple-system, \"Segoe UI\", sans-serif", + "category": "typography-family", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Inter, falling back to the system sans-serif stack" + }, + { + "name": "--radius-sm", + "value": "4px", + "category": "border-radius", + "isCustom": true + }, + { + "name": "--radius-md", + "value": "6px", + "category": "border-radius", + "isCustom": true + }, + { + "name": "--radius-lg", + "value": "10px", + "category": "border-radius", + "isCustom": true + }, + { + "name": "--radius-xl", + "value": "14px", + "category": "border-radius", + "isCustom": true + }, + { + "name": "--radius-2xl", + "value": "18px", + "category": "border-radius", + "isCustom": true + }, + { + "name": "--radius-3xl", + "value": "22px", + "category": "border-radius", + "isCustom": true + }, + { + "name": "--shadow-sm", + "value": "none", + "category": "shadow", + "isCustom": true + }, + { + "name": "--shadow-md", + "value": "none", + "category": "shadow", + "isCustom": true + }, + { + "name": "--shadow-lg", + "value": "none", + "category": "shadow", + "isCustom": true + }, + { + "name": "--shadow-xl", + "value": "none", + "category": "shadow", + "isCustom": true + }, + { + "name": "--shadow-2xl", + "value": "none", + "category": "shadow", + "isCustom": true + }, + { + "name": "--destructive-foreground", + "value": "#1a0407", + "category": "color-semantic", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "Text color on destructive background" + }, + { + "name": "--font-mono", + "value": "ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, \"SF Mono\", Menlo, Consolas, monospace", + "category": "typography-family", + "isCustom": true, + "description": "System monospace stack" + } + ] + } + }, + "rootNodeId": "app_root" +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts/README.md b/templates/pixel-game/noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts/README.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4a421687f --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,91 @@ +# Keyboard Shortcuts + +A NodeGX node kit: custom nodes written in plain JavaScript, living in this +project, usable exactly like built-in nodes. + +There is no build step. No npm install, no bundler, no SDK. `index.js` is loaded +by the runtime as-is. + +It registers one **logic** node β€” no React, no DOM output β€” called **Keyboard +Shortcut**. The full port reference, the shortcut syntax and the text-field rule +are in the module's own README, one directory up from the project root; this +file is about the kit as a piece of code. + +## Try it + +1. Reload the preview (the kit is loaded when the project's runtime starts). +2. Open the node picker and search for **Keyboard Shortcut**. +3. Drop it on a canvas, type `mod+k` into **Shortcut**, and wire **Pressed** + at something. + +Or open `/Keyboard Shortcuts Demo`, which has three of them already wired. + +## The rule this kit is written to + +> **Ports are the product. JavaScript is the escape hatch.** + +Nothing in `index.js` decides which combination an app should use, and nothing +in it decides what a shortcut does. Both are decisions, so both are ports: +`Shortcut` is text on the property panel, `Pressed` is a signal the graph wires +wherever it likes. The obvious shortcut is: + +```js +// DON'T. This is the mistake the kit exists to not teach. +if (event.metaKey && event.key === 'k') openTheCommandPalette(); +``` + +That buries both the combination and the behaviour in a file nobody can see +from the canvas. + +## The one thing to copy out of this file + +πŸ”΄ **A global listener must not outlive the node that added it.** + +```js +initialize: function () { + attach(this); // adds the keydown listener + this.addDeleteListener(function () { // …and removes it, in the same breath + detach(this); + }.bind(this)); +} +``` + +`addDeleteListener` is the runtime's own teardown hook: `Node.prototype._onNodeDeleted` +runs it on delete, on unmount and on navigating away. Registering the removal in +the same function as the registration is what makes it impossible to add one +without the other β€” which is the whole defect. Without it, every visit to the +page leaves another live listener behind, and the shortcut fires once per visit. + +`detach` is idempotent, and it also sets a flag the handler checks first, so a +listener that somehow survived removal is silent rather than merely unreachable. + +## Layout + +``` +keyboard-shortcuts/ + manifest.json name, entry point, dependencies, types version + index.js the kit β€” parsing, matching, the node definition + types/node-kit.d.ts a copy of @nodegx/node-kit-types, for autocomplete + README.md this file +``` + +## Autocomplete + +`index.js` carries JSDoc `@type` annotations pointing at `./types/node-kit`. +That copy is here on purpose: a kit folder has no `node_modules` and no build +step, so a bare specifier would not resolve. Open this folder in any editor that +speaks TypeScript and the fields, port types and callback signatures are all +there β€” no install, no `tsconfig`. + +The copy is stamped with the `@nodegx/node-kit-types` version it came from +(`manifest.json`'s `nodeKitTypes`, shown in the editor's kits panel), so its age +is answerable without diffing anything. + +## Adding a node + +Write another definition object in `index.js` and add it to the `nodes` array +passed to `Noodl.defineModule`. Keep the `keyboard-shortcuts.` prefix on the +`name`: two kits in one project must not collide on a node type. + +Visual nodes go in a `reactNodes` array instead β€” see the **Example Node Kit** +library entry for one. diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts/index.js b/templates/pixel-game/noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts/index.js new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9c73844bc --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts/index.js @@ -0,0 +1,633 @@ +// @ts-check +/** + * Keyboard Shortcuts β€” a NodeGX node kit. + * + * One logic node, `Keyboard Shortcut`: the author writes a key combination on a + * port ("mod+k", "shift+?", "escape") and the node pulses `Pressed` when that + * combination is typed anywhere on the page. + * + * Hand-written from `@nodegx/kit-scaffold`'s output. No SDK, no bundler, no npm + * install, no build step β€” the file the editor installs is the file that runs. + * + * ── The two things this node is really about ──────────────────────────────── + * + * 1. πŸ”΄ **The listener must not outlive the node.** A global `keydown` listener + * added on mount and never removed is the defining defect of a shortcut + * node: navigate away and back, and the shortcut fires twice; do it four + * times and it fires four times, from node instances whose graph no longer + * exists. Every registration below goes through `attach`, every removal + * through `detach`, and `detach` is wired into the runtime's own teardown + * with `addDeleteListener` β€” the same call `Screen Resolution` uses, and the + * hook `Node.prototype._onNodeDeleted` runs on delete, on unmount and on + * navigate-away. `detach` is idempotent, and it also sets a `detached` flag + * the handler checks first, so a listener that somehow survived removal is + * still silent rather than merely quieter. + * + * 2. πŸ”΄ **A shortcut that fires while you are typing is a bug, not a feature.** + * `?` must open the help sheet β€” but not in the middle of a sentence in a + * search box. The rule is in `suppressedByTextEntry` below and it is stated + * in full in README.md, because it is a rule an app builder has to be able + * to predict without reading this file. + * + * ── Ports are the product ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── + * + * Nothing here decides *what a shortcut should do*, and nothing here decides + * which combination is right for an app. Both are decisions, so both are ports: + * `Shortcut` is text on the property panel, and `Pressed` is a signal the graph + * wires wherever it likes. + * + * ── Autocomplete ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + * + * The `@type` annotations point at `types/node-kit`, the copy of the published + * definition types the scaffold wrote next to this file. No npm install and no + * tsconfig: open this folder in an editor that speaks TypeScript and the fields, + * port types and callback signatures are all there. + */ +(function () { + /** Used when `Shortcut` is unset or blank. */ + var DEFAULT_SHORTCUT = 'mod+k'; + + // ── Parsing ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + /** + * Modifier spellings, all folded onto four canonical names plus `mod`. + * + * πŸ”΄ **`cmd` and `ctrl` are NOT interchangeable here, on purpose.** A node + * that silently rewrote `cmd` to `ctrl` off macOS would make the property + * panel lie about what the app does. So all three spellings mean exactly + * what they say, and the *portable* one has its own name: + * + * - `cmd` (`command`, `meta`, `super`, `win`) β€” the Command/Meta key, always. + * - `ctrl` (`control`) β€” the Control key, always. + * - `mod` (`cmdorctrl`) β€” Command on macOS, Control everywhere else. + * + * `mod` is the default because it is almost always the one an author wants. + */ + var MODIFIER_ALIASES = { + cmd: 'meta', + command: 'meta', + meta: 'meta', + super: 'meta', + win: 'meta', + windows: 'meta', + ctrl: 'ctrl', + control: 'ctrl', + alt: 'alt', + option: 'alt', + opt: 'alt', + shift: 'shift', + mod: 'mod', + cmdorctrl: 'mod', + commandorcontrol: 'mod' + }; + + /** + * Key spellings, folded onto the lower-cased `KeyboardEvent.key` they match. + * + * ⚠️ `plus` and `comma` exist because `+` separates a combo and `,` separates + * one combo from the next: there is no way to write those two keys literally. + */ + var KEY_ALIASES = { + esc: 'escape', + escape: 'escape', + enter: 'enter', + return: 'enter', + space: ' ', + spacebar: ' ', + up: 'arrowup', + down: 'arrowdown', + left: 'arrowleft', + right: 'arrowright', + del: 'delete', + plus: '+', + comma: ',' + }; + + /** `` values that are buttons and sliders rather than text entry. */ + var NON_TEXT_INPUT_TYPES = [ + 'button', + 'checkbox', + 'color', + 'file', + 'hidden', + 'image', + 'radio', + 'range', + 'reset', + 'submit' + ]; + + /** + * One authored combination, parsed. + * + * `source` is the author's own text rather than a normalised form, because it + * is what comes back out on the `Matched Shortcut` output and the author has + * to recognise it. + * + * @typedef {{ source: string, key: string, meta: boolean, ctrl: boolean, alt: boolean, shift: boolean, mod: boolean }} ParsedCombo + */ + + /** + * Parse one combination, e.g. `"mod+shift+k"`. + * + * @param {string} text + * @returns {ParsedCombo | null} `null` when the text names no key, or names a + * modifier twice with nothing after it β€” both of which are author errors + * worth reporting rather than silently ignoring. + */ + /** + * ⚠️ `hasOwnProperty`, not a truthiness test on the lookup. A bare + * `MODIFIER_ALIASES[token]` answers `"constructor"` and `"__proto__"` out of + * `Object.prototype`, and both answers are truthy β€” so an author who typed + * either would have got a modifier named after a function. + * + * @param {Record} table + * @param {string} token + */ + function lookup(table, token) { + return Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(table, token) ? table[token] : null; + } + + function parseCombo(text) { + var source = String(text == null ? '' : text).trim(); + if (source.length === 0) return null; + + var parts = source.split('+'); + /** @type {Record} */ + var mods = { meta: false, ctrl: false, alt: false, shift: false, mod: false }; + var key = ''; + + for (var i = 0; i < parts.length; i++) { + var token = parts[i].trim().toLowerCase(); + + // `a++` and `mod + k` both land here; an empty token is just spacing. + if (token.length === 0) continue; + + var modifier = lookup(MODIFIER_ALIASES, token); + if (modifier) { + mods[modifier] = true; + continue; + } + + // Anything that is not a modifier is the key, and there is exactly one. + // A second one means the author wrote "k+j", which no keyboard can send. + if (key.length > 0) return null; + key = lookup(KEY_ALIASES, token) || token; + } + + if (key.length === 0) return null; + + return { + source: source, + key: key, + meta: mods.meta, + ctrl: mods.ctrl, + alt: mods.alt, + shift: mods.shift, + mod: mods.mod + }; + } + + /** + * Parse the whole `Shortcut` value β€” one combination, or several separated by + * commas. + * + * @param {string} text + * @returns {{ combos: ParsedCombo[], rejected: string[] }} + */ + function parseShortcutList(text) { + var pieces = String(text == null ? '' : text).split(','); + var combos = []; + var rejected = []; + + for (var i = 0; i < pieces.length; i++) { + if (pieces[i].trim().length === 0) continue; + var combo = parseCombo(pieces[i]); + if (combo) combos.push(combo); + else rejected.push(pieces[i].trim()); + } + + return { combos: combos, rejected: rejected }; + } + + // ── Platform ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + var macAnswer = null; + + /** + * Is `mod` Command on this machine? + * + * Read lazily and cached: this file is evaluated on the SSR server too, where + * there is no `navigator` at all. + */ + function isMac() { + if (macAnswer !== null) return macAnswer; + if (typeof navigator === 'undefined') { + macAnswer = false; + return macAnswer; + } + var uaData = /** @type {any} */ (navigator).userAgentData; + var platform = (uaData && uaData.platform) || navigator.platform || navigator.userAgent || ''; + macAnswer = /mac|iphone|ipad|ipod/i.test(String(platform)); + return macAnswer; + } + + // ── Matching ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + /** + * Does this event's key press the combination's key? + * + * ⚠️ **`event.code` is consulted only when Alt is part of the combination**, + * and that narrowness is the point. On macOS, Alt is a compose key: + * `alt+k` arrives with `event.key === '˚'`, so a key-only comparison can + * never match an Alt shortcut on a Mac. `event.code` names the physical key + * and matches. Using it everywhere would be worse, not better β€” on a + * non-QWERTY layout it would make `mod+a` fire from *two* different keys, the + * one that types "a" and the one sitting where "a" is on a US keyboard. + * + * @param {ParsedCombo} combo + * @param {KeyboardEvent} event + */ + function keyMatches(combo, event) { + var key = typeof event.key === 'string' ? event.key.toLowerCase() : ''; + if (key === combo.key) return true; + if (!combo.alt) return false; + + var code = typeof event.code === 'string' ? event.code : ''; + if (combo.key.length !== 1) return false; + if (combo.key >= 'a' && combo.key <= 'z') return code === 'Key' + combo.key.toUpperCase(); + if (combo.key >= '0' && combo.key <= '9') return code === 'Digit' + combo.key; + return false; + } + + /** + * Does this event press exactly this combination? + * + * ⚠️ Modifiers are matched **exactly**, in both directions: `cmd+k` does not + * fire on Cmd+Shift+K. An author who wants both writes both, separated by a + * comma. The alternative β€” "at least these modifiers" β€” makes every plain + * shortcut fire during every chord that contains it, which is unfixable from + * the graph. + * + * @param {ParsedCombo} combo + * @param {KeyboardEvent} event + */ + function comboMatches(combo, event) { + var wantMeta = combo.meta; + var wantCtrl = combo.ctrl; + if (combo.mod) { + if (isMac()) wantMeta = true; + else wantCtrl = true; + } + + if (!!event.metaKey !== !!wantMeta) return false; + if (!!event.ctrlKey !== !!wantCtrl) return false; + if (!!event.altKey !== !!combo.alt) return false; + if (!!event.shiftKey !== !!combo.shift) return false; + return keyMatches(combo, event); + } + + // ── The text-entry rule ──────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + /** + * The element the key actually went to. + * + * `composedPath()[0]` rather than `target`, because an event that crosses a + * shadow root is retargeted: `target` becomes the host element, and a text + * field inside a web component would read as "not a text field". + * + * @param {KeyboardEvent} event + */ + function eventTarget(event) { + if (typeof event.composedPath === 'function') { + var path = event.composedPath(); + if (path && path.length > 0) return path[0]; + } + return event.target; + } + + /** + * Is the user typing into this element? + * + * @param {any} element + */ + function isTextEntry(element) { + if (!element || typeof element !== 'object') return false; + if (element.isContentEditable) return true; + + var tag = element.tagName ? String(element.tagName).toUpperCase() : ''; + if (tag === 'TEXTAREA' || tag === 'SELECT') return true; + if (tag === 'INPUT') { + var type = String(element.type || 'text').toLowerCase(); + return NON_TEXT_INPUT_TYPES.indexOf(type) === -1; + } + + // A custom widget that says it is a text box is one. + var role = typeof element.getAttribute === 'function' ? element.getAttribute('role') : null; + return role === 'textbox' || role === 'searchbox' || role === 'combobox'; + } + + /** + * πŸ”΄ **The rule that separates a usable shortcut node from an annoying one.** + * + * With `Ignore In Text Fields` on (the default), a combination is suppressed + * while focus is in a text field β€” but only when suppressing it is what an + * app builder would actually want. Three carve-outs, and each one is a real + * application: + * + * - **Escape always gets through.** "Close this" has to work from inside the + * field you are typing in; that is most of what Escape is for. + * - **A Cmd / Ctrl / Alt chord always gets through.** Cmd+K in a search box + * is the normal, expected behaviour of every app that has Cmd+K. + * - **Everything else is suppressed**, and that includes Shift. `?` and + * `shift+?` are plain typing, and a node that fired on them would make + * every text field in the app unusable. + * + * @param {ParsedCombo} combo + * @param {KeyboardEvent} event + */ + function suppressedByTextEntry(combo, event) { + if (combo.key === 'escape') return false; + if (combo.meta || combo.ctrl || combo.alt || combo.mod) return false; + return isTextEntry(eventTarget(event)); + } + + // ── Reading the ports ────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + /** + * The parsed combinations for a node's current `Shortcut` value. + * + * ⚠️ Parsed here rather than in the input's `set`, and cached against the raw + * text. An unconnected input has **no default at runtime** β€” `set` is never + * called at all β€” so a node whose parse only happened in the setter would + * have no shortcut until somebody touched the port. Caching on the raw string + * keeps the per-keystroke cost at one string comparison. + * + * @param {any} node + * @returns {ParsedCombo[]} + */ + function combosFor(node) { + var raw = node._internal.shortcut; + if (raw === undefined || raw === null || String(raw).trim().length === 0) raw = DEFAULT_SHORTCUT; + raw = String(raw); + + if (node._internal.parsedFrom !== raw) { + var parsed = parseShortcutList(raw); + node._internal.parsedFrom = raw; + node._internal.parsed = parsed.combos; + + // Reported once per change, not once per keystroke. A combination nobody + // can type is the single likeliest reason a shortcut "does nothing", and + // without this it looks like a runtime fault rather than a typo. + if (parsed.rejected.length > 0 && typeof node.raiseRuntimeError === 'function') { + node.raiseRuntimeError( + 'Keyboard Shortcut could not read ' + + parsed.rejected.map(function (piece) { + return '"' + piece + '"'; + }).join(', ') + + '. A shortcut is modifiers and one key joined by "+", e.g. "mod+k" or "shift+?".' + ); + } + } + + return node._internal.parsed; + } + + /** An unset boolean port reads as its documented default, not as `undefined`. */ + function flag(node, name, whenUnset) { + var value = node._internal[name]; + if (value === undefined || value === null) return whenUnset; + return value === true; + } + + // ── Registration and β€” the point β€” deregistration ────────────────────────── + + /** + * @param {any} node + * @param {KeyboardEvent} event + */ + function handleKeyDown(node, event) { + // Belt and braces. `detach` removes the listener; this makes a listener + // that somehow outlived its node silent as well as unreachable, which is + // the difference between a leak you can see and a shortcut that fires + // twice after navigating. + if (node._internal.detached) return; + if (!event) return; + if (!flag(node, 'enabled', true)) return; + + // Somebody else already acted on this key. Firing anyway is how two + // shortcuts end up both handling one press. + if (event.defaultPrevented) return; + + // A held-down key repeats ~30 times a second. Firing a signal on each is + // almost never what an author means, so it is opt-in. + if (event.repeat && !flag(node, 'allowRepeat', false)) return; + + var combos = combosFor(node); + for (var i = 0; i < combos.length; i++) { + var combo = combos[i]; + if (!comboMatches(combo, event)) continue; + + if (flag(node, 'ignoreInTextFields', true) && suppressedByTextEntry(combo, event)) { + // Said out loud rather than swallowed: "my shortcut does nothing while + // I am typing" is the question this node gets asked, and this output + // answers it from the graph without reading this file. + node.sendSignalOnOutput('blockedInTextField'); + return; + } + + if (flag(node, 'preventDefault', true)) event.preventDefault(); + + // ⚠️ Value first, signal last. A `Pressed` that arrives before the + // `Matched Shortcut` it describes is read by the graph one press late. + node._internal.matched = combo.source; + node.flagOutputDirty('combo'); + node.sendSignalOnOutput('pressed'); + return; + } + } + + /** @param {any} node */ + function attach(node) { + node._internal.detached = false; + node._internal.handler = null; + + // No document on the SSR server, and none in a cloud function. `ssr.compat` + // below already says so; this is the guard that makes it true. + if (typeof document === 'undefined' || typeof document.addEventListener !== 'function') return; + + var handler = function (event) { + handleKeyDown(node, event); + }; + node._internal.handler = handler; + + // Bubble phase, not capture: a dialog that has already handled Escape gets + // to call `preventDefault`, and the `defaultPrevented` check above then + // keeps this node quiet. Capturing would put this node ahead of the app's + // own components, which is the opposite of what an app builder expects. + document.addEventListener('keydown', handler); + } + + /** + * πŸ”΄ The whole reason this file has a lifecycle section. Idempotent: the + * handler reference is cleared as it is used, so a second call is a no-op + * rather than a `removeEventListener` on `null`. + * + * @param {any} node + */ + function detach(node) { + node._internal.detached = true; + + var handler = node._internal.handler; + node._internal.handler = null; + if (!handler) return; + + if (typeof document !== 'undefined' && typeof document.removeEventListener === 'function') { + document.removeEventListener('keydown', handler); + } + } + + // ── The node ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + /** @type {import('./types/node-kit').LogicNodeDefinition} */ + var KeyboardShortcut = { + name: 'keyboard-shortcuts.KeyboardShortcut', + displayNodeName: 'Keyboard Shortcut', + category: 'Keyboard Shortcuts', + color: 'data', + + docs: + 'Fires a signal when a key combination is typed anywhere on the page. Write the combination on Shortcut ' + + '("mod+k", "shift+?", "escape"); "mod" is Command on macOS and Control elsewhere. The listener is removed ' + + 'when the node unmounts, so a shortcut cannot survive navigating away.', + + searchTags: ['keyboard', 'shortcut', 'hotkey', 'hot key', 'keybinding', 'accelerator', 'cmd+k', 'key press'], + + ssr: { + compat: 'client-only', + note: 'There is no keyboard server-side; the node registers nothing until the browser runs it.' + }, + + // The shortcut itself is what tells one of these nodes from another on a + // canvas with six of them. + usePortAsLabel: 'shortcut', + + initialize: function () { + this._internal.matched = ''; + attach(this); + + // πŸ”΄ THE line. `addDeleteListener` is the runtime's own teardown hook β€” + // `Node.prototype._onNodeDeleted` calls it on delete, on unmount, and on + // navigating away from the page this node lives on. Registering the + // removal in the same breath as the registration is what makes it + // impossible to add one without the other. + this.addDeleteListener( + function () { + detach(this); + }.bind(this) + ); + }, + + getInspectInfo: function () { + var raw = this._internal.shortcut; + var shortcut = raw === undefined || raw === null || String(raw).trim().length === 0 ? DEFAULT_SHORTCUT : String(raw); + if (!flag(this, 'enabled', true)) return shortcut + ' (disabled)'; + if (this._internal.detached) return shortcut + ' (not listening)'; + return shortcut; + }, + + inputs: { + shortcut: { + type: 'string', + displayName: 'Shortcut', + group: 'Shortcut', + default: DEFAULT_SHORTCUT, + description: + 'The key combination, e.g. "mod+k", "shift+?", "escape". "mod" is Command on macOS and Control elsewhere; ' + + '"cmd" and "ctrl" mean exactly those keys on every platform. Several combinations may be separated by commas.', + set: function (value) { + this._internal.shortcut = value; + } + }, + enabled: { + type: 'boolean', + displayName: 'Enabled', + group: 'Shortcut', + default: true, + description: 'Set false to make the node ignore the keyboard without unmounting it.', + set: function (value) { + this._internal.enabled = value; + } + }, + ignoreInTextFields: { + type: 'boolean', + displayName: 'Ignore In Text Fields', + group: 'Behaviour', + default: true, + description: + 'Suppress the shortcut while focus is in a text input, textarea or contenteditable. Escape and any ' + + 'Cmd/Ctrl/Alt chord are never suppressed. When a press is suppressed, Blocked In Text Field fires instead.', + set: function (value) { + this._internal.ignoreInTextFields = value; + } + }, + preventDefault: { + type: 'boolean', + displayName: 'Prevent Default', + group: 'Behaviour', + default: true, + description: + "Call preventDefault on a matched press, so the browser's own handling of that combination does not also " + + 'run. Some combinations are reserved by the browser and cannot be prevented.', + set: function (value) { + this._internal.preventDefault = value; + } + }, + allowRepeat: { + type: 'boolean', + displayName: 'Allow Auto-Repeat', + group: 'Behaviour', + default: false, + description: 'Fire repeatedly while the combination is held down. Off by default β€” a held key repeats ~30 times a second.', + set: function (value) { + this._internal.allowRepeat = value; + } + } + }, + + outputs: { + pressed: { + type: 'signal', + displayName: 'Pressed', + group: 'Events', + description: 'The shortcut was typed.' + }, + blockedInTextField: { + type: 'signal', + displayName: 'Blocked In Text Field', + group: 'Events', + description: + 'The shortcut was typed while focus was in a text field and Ignore In Text Fields suppressed it. Wire it ' + + 'to nothing, or to a hint that says why the shortcut did not work.' + }, + combo: { + type: 'string', + displayName: 'Matched Shortcut', + group: 'Events', + description: + 'The combination that matched, exactly as it is written on Shortcut. Only useful when Shortcut lists ' + + 'several; empty until the first press.', + get: function () { + return this._internal.matched || ''; + } + } + } + }; + + /** @type {import('./types/node-kit').NodeKitModule} */ + var kit = { + nodes: [KeyboardShortcut] + }; + + Noodl.defineModule(kit); +})(); diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts/manifest.json b/templates/pixel-game/noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts/manifest.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0cd51ac26 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts/manifest.json @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +{ + "name": "Keyboard Shortcuts", + "main": "index.js", + "dependencies": [], + "nodeKitTypes": "1.0.0" +} diff --git a/templates/pixel-game/noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts/types/node-kit.d.ts b/templates/pixel-game/noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts/types/node-kit.d.ts new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c25a76928 --- /dev/null +++ b/templates/pixel-game/noodl_modules/keyboard-shortcuts/types/node-kit.d.ts @@ -0,0 +1,1079 @@ +// Copied from @nodegx/node-kit-types@1.0.0 by the NodeGX kit scaffold. +// +// This is a copy on purpose. A kit has no node_modules and no build step, so +// a bare specifier would not resolve β€” the annotations in index.js reach these +// types by relative path instead. That is the whole mechanism: no npm install, +// no tsconfig, autocomplete in any editor that speaks TypeScript. +// +// Editing this file changes nothing the runtime enforces. It describes the +// shape the runtime already expects; it does not check it. +/** + * NodeGX node-kit types β€” the authoring surface of a custom node, as a single + * self-contained `.d.ts`. + * + * ## What this file is for + * + * A node kit is plain JavaScript. There is no SDK, no bundler and no `npm + * install`: the runtime loads React as `window.React` before the kit's + * `index.js` runs, and the kit calls `Noodl.defineModule({ reactNodes: [...] })`. + * That is the supported path and the only one (ruling D2, phase 69). + * + * The cost of having no toolchain is that an author gets no help from their + * editor β€” until they point at this file: + * + * ```js + * /** @type {import('./types/node-kit').ReactNodeDefinition} *\/ + * const Chip = { + * name: 'mykit.Chip', + * getReactComponent: function () { return ChipComponent; } + * }; + * ``` + * + * That gives autocomplete and inline errors in any editor running the + * TypeScript language service, with **no `tsconfig`, no build step and no + * `node_modules`**. Nothing here is imported at runtime; a `.d.ts` emits + * nothing. + * + * ## Two rules this file must keep + * + * 1. **Self-contained.** No `import`, no `/// `, no dependency on + * `@noodl/types` or on React's types. The file is meant to be *copied into a + * kit folder* and reached by a relative path, where none of those resolve. + * A bare specifier (`import('@nodegx/node-kit-types')`) resolves only when + * the package is physically installed, which a kit project has no way to + * arrange β€” measured, CN-005. + * 2. **It must not lie.** A type that overstates the runtime is worse than no + * type, because it is believed. Every member below is mirrored from the + * runtime's own declarations and `tests/drift.test.js` fails when the two + * disagree. Where a shape is deliberately partial, it says so. + * + * ## Where each half comes from + * + * | Section | Mirrors | + * |---|---| + * | Ports, dynamic ports, visual states | `@noodl/types` `runtime/node-definition.d.ts` | + * | `ReactNodeDefinition` and its port shapes | `noodl-viewer-react` `src/react-component-node.ts` | + * | `NodeDefinitionOptions` (the logic half) | `@noodl/types` `runtime/node-definition.d.ts` | + * + * @packageDocumentation + */ + +// =========================================================================== +// Port value types +// =========================================================================== + +/** Port value type names the runtime registries actually carry. */ +export type PortTypeName = + | '*' + | 'array' + | 'boolean' + | 'cloudfile' + | 'color' + | 'component' + | 'date' + | 'dimension' + | 'domelement' + | 'enum' + | 'font' + | 'icon' + | 'image' + | 'mediastream' + | 'number' + | 'object' + | 'pages' + | 'proplist' + | 'reference' + | 'signal' + | 'source' + | 'string' + | 'stringlist' + | 'textStyle'; + +/** The object form of a port type β€” used when the type needs configuration. */ +export interface PortType { + name: PortTypeName | string; + enums?: Array<{ label: string; value: string } | string>; + /** Present when the enum list is computed at runtime and not statically known. */ + enumsAreDynamic?: boolean; + units?: string[]; + defaultUnit?: string; + allowConnectionsOnly?: boolean; + allowEditOnly?: boolean; + [extra: string]: unknown; +} + +/** + * The value type of a port, as authored. + * + * Write either the bare name (`type: 'number'`) or the object form when the + * type needs configuration (`type: { name: 'enum', enums: ['a', 'b'] }`). Both + * reach the editor unchanged. + */ +export type PortTypeSpec = PortTypeName | (string & {}) | PortType; + +/** Colour bucket the editor paints the node header with. */ +export type NodeColorName = 'data' | 'visual' | 'logic' | 'component' | 'javascript' | (string & {}); + +/** How the editor truncates the label taken from `usePortAsLabel`. */ +export type PortLabelTruncationMode = 'length' | 'path' | (string & {}); + +/** + * A port's hover tooltip. The bare string is HTML; the object form separates + * the short text from the expanded one. + */ +export type PortTooltipText = string | { standard?: string; extended?: string }; + +/** + * A *keyed* map of tooltips, for a port that renders more than one control β€” + * keyed by enum value, or by sub-control for a dimension port. + */ +export type PortTooltipMap = Record; + +export type PortTooltip = PortTooltipText | PortTooltipMap; + +/** + * Which property-panel tab a port belongs to. + * + * A plain string names the tab. The object form groups several ports into one + * tabbed control. + */ +export type PortTab = string | { group?: string; tab?: string; label?: string }; + +/** Palette category a node is filed under. */ +export type NodeCategory = + | 'Animation' + | 'Cloud' + | 'Cloud Services' + | 'Component Utilities' + | 'CustomCode' + | 'Data' + | 'Events' + | 'Interpolation' + | 'Javascript' + | 'Logic' + | 'Math' + | 'Navigation' + | 'String Manipulation' + | 'Utilities' + | 'Variables' + | 'Visual'; + +// =========================================================================== +// The React component a node renders +// =========================================================================== + +/** + * What {@link ReactNodeDefinition.getReactComponent} returns. + * + * Declared structurally rather than as `React.ComponentType`, because a kit has + * no `@types/react` to resolve β€” React arrives as the `window.React` global at + * runtime. A tag name string (`'div'`) is accepted too, and the built-in nodes + * use that form. + */ +export type KitReactComponent = string | ((props: any) => any) | (new (props: any) => any); + +// =========================================================================== +// Ports, as authored +// =========================================================================== + +/** + * An input port, as authored. + * + * Exactly one of {@link set} and {@link valueChangedToTrue} is meaningful. A + * port with `valueChangedToTrue` is a *signal* input: the runtime installs an + * edge-triggered setter and forces `type` to + * `{ name: 'signal', allowConnectionsOnly: true }`, overriding whatever `type` + * was declared. + */ +export interface InputPortDefinition { + type?: PortTypeSpec; + + /** Receives the new value. `this` is the node instance. */ + set?(this: NodeInstance, value: any): void; + + /** + * Marks the port as a signal. Called on every false β†’ true transition, never + * on the falling edge. Declaring this replaces `type` with the signal type. + */ + valueChangedToTrue?(this: NodeInstance): void; + + /** Called when a unit-bearing value (`{ value, unit }`) changes unit. */ + setUnitType?(this: NodeInstance, unit: string): void; + + /** Value used when the project sets no parameter. Unit types wrap it as `{ value, unit }`. */ + default?: unknown; + + displayName?: string; + /** Name shown in the property panel when it should differ from `displayName`. */ + editorName?: string; + group?: string; + /** + * Redundant on a statically declared input β€” a member of `inputs` is an input + * by construction. It exists because dynamic-port payloads do need to say + * which side they belong to, and the two shapes get written side by side. + */ + plug?: 'input' | (string & {}); + /** Property-panel tab this port belongs to. See {@link PortTab}. */ + tab?: PortTab; + /** Property-panel popout group this port belongs to. */ + popout?: unknown; + index?: number; + tooltip?: PortTooltip; + /** Defaults to `true`. Set `false` to keep the port out of the editor entirely. */ + exportToEditor?: boolean; + /** Higher priority inputs are applied first within one update. Defaults to `0`. */ + inputPriority?: number; + /** Allows per-visual-state values (hover, pressed, …) for this port. */ + allowVisualStates?: boolean; + nodeDoubleClickAction?: unknown; + /** One-sentence description, read by the catalog, the validator and the AI authoring loop. */ + description?: string; +} + +/** + * An output port, as authored. + * + * `get` and `getter` are the same thing β€” `get` is the current spelling. Signal + * outputs (`type: 'signal'`) need no getter: a signal is emitted as a + * false/true pair rather than read. + */ +export interface OutputPortDefinition { + type?: PortTypeSpec; + + /** Returns the current value. `this` is the node instance. */ + get?(this: NodeInstance): unknown; + /** @deprecated Historical spelling of {@link get}; still honoured. */ + getter?(this: NodeInstance): unknown; + + /** Fired when the port goes from zero connections to one. */ + onFirstConnectionAdded?(this: NodeInstance): void; + /** Fired when the port's last connection is removed. */ + onLastConnectionRemoved?(this: NodeInstance): void; + + displayName?: string; + editorName?: string; + group?: string; + index?: number; + /** Defaults to `true`. */ + exportToEditor?: boolean; + /** NDA-005. Outputs carry no `tooltip`, so this is their only documentation. */ + description?: string; +} + +/** + * A family of inputs named `" 0"`, `" 1"`, … created on demand. + * + * The port set is unbounded by construction. + */ +export interface NumberedInputDefinition { + type?: PortTypeSpec; + /** Returns the setter for index `n`. Called with `this` bound to the node instance. */ + createSetter(this: NodeInstance, index: number): (this: NodeInstance, value: any) => void; + /** Label prefix in the editor; defaults to the family's key. */ + displayPrefix?: string; + group?: string; + /** Index of `" 0"`; later ports get `index + n`. */ + index?: number; +} + +/** + * A group of statically-declared ports the editor shows only when `condition` + * holds β€” the `declared-port-groups` mechanism, and the only kind of dynamism + * that is pure data. + * + * `condition` is the editor's own mini-language, e.g. + * `'storeType = cloud OR storeType NOT SET'`. + * + * ⚠️ This is the shape the catalog and the validator read. `inputs` and + * `outputs` are **port names**, not port objects β€” a group written as + * `{ ports: [{ name: 'x' }] }` is passed through untransformed and its + * condition is never found (CN-004). + */ +export interface ConditionalPortGroup { + /** Defaults to `'conditionalports/basic'`. */ + name?: string; + condition?: string; + /** Names of ports declared in the node's `inputs` / `inputProps` / `inputCss`. */ + inputs?: string[]; + /** Names of ports declared in the node's `outputs` / `outputProps`. */ + outputs?: string[]; +} + +/** + * A dynamic-port entry already in the editor's own wire format. + * + * Entries carrying `ports`, `template`, `port` or `channelPort` are passed + * straight through without transformation. These shapes are defined by the + * editor rather than the runtime, so they are typed permissively on purpose. + */ +export interface RawDynamicPortEntry { + type?: string; + name?: string; + condition?: string; + ports?: unknown[]; + template?: unknown; + port?: unknown; + /** @deprecated No editor code reads this any more. */ + channelPort?: { name: string; plug: 'input' | 'output'; [extra: string]: unknown }; + [extra: string]: unknown; +} + +export type DynamicPortEntry = ConditionalPortGroup | RawDynamicPortEntry; + +/** A visual state (hover, pressed, …) a node's ports can carry per-state values for. */ +export interface VisualStateDefinition { + name: string; + label: string; +} + +/** + * How a node type behaves under server-side rendering. Absent means `safe`. + * + * - `safe`: runs server-side with full behavior. + * - `partial`: runs server-side, but some behavior only completes in the + * browser. `note` states the caveat. + * - `client-only`: the logic cannot run server-side at all. The instance is + * created inert β€” ports exist so connections stay valid, but `initialize` is + * skipped, input setters are no-ops and outputs read `undefined` β€” and the + * browser runs it normally after hydration. + */ +export interface NodeSSRCompat { + compat: 'safe' | 'partial' | 'client-only'; + /** Human-readable caveat, surfaced in the node catalog. */ + note?: string; +} + +/** + * One entry in the editor's node inspector popup. + * + * `type` selects the renderer: `image` and `color` get dedicated ones, + * everything else falls through to a JSON view for objects and a plain value + * view for primitives. + */ +export interface InspectInfoEntry { + type?: 'text' | 'value' | 'image' | 'color' | (string & {}); + value: unknown; + [extra: string]: unknown; +} + +/** + * What `getInspectInfo` may return. + * + * ⚠️ Returning a bare `boolean`, `number` or plain object β€” anything that is + * neither a string nor an `{ type, value }` entry β€” produces an inspector that + * shows *nothing*. It is not an error; the value simply has no `.value` to read. + */ +export type InspectInfo = string | InspectInfoEntry | InspectInfoEntry[]; + +/** One entry in a node type's `panels` list. */ +export interface NodePanel { + name: string; + /** When the panel applies: `'select'`, `'connectTo'`, `'connectFrom'`. */ + context?: string[]; + title?: string; + plug?: 'input' | 'output' | 'input/output' | (string & {}); + /** The port type the panel creates ports with. */ + type?: PortTypeSpec; + hidden?: boolean; + group?: string; + [extra: string]: unknown; +} + +export type NodePanels = NodePanel[] | 'none'; + +/** + * Extra methods and accessors mixed into the node's prototype. + * + * ⚠️ A bare function is normalised to `{ value: fn }`, and a descriptor whose + * `value` is falsy is re-wrapped β€” so `{ get }` descriptors work but + * `{ value: 0 }` does not survive. + */ +export type PrototypeExtensions = Record any) | PropertyDescriptor>; + +// =========================================================================== +// `this` inside a callback +// =========================================================================== + +/** + * `this` inside every author-supplied callback on a node definition. + * + * ⚠️ **Deliberately partial.** The runtime instance carries more than this β€” + * this publishes the members a kit author is expected to call, and the index + * signature keeps everything else reachable without the compiler complaining. + * `tests/drift.test.js` proves every member here still exists on the runtime's + * own `NodeInstance`; it does not require this list to be complete. + */ +export interface NodeInstance { + readonly id: string; + readonly name: string; + + /** Per-instance scratch space. Node definitions own this; the runtime never reads it. */ + _internal: Record; + + // --- inputs ------------------------------------------------------------- + hasInput(name: string): boolean; + getInputValue(name: string): unknown; + registerInput(name: string, input: InputPortDefinition): void; + registerInputs(inputs: Record): void; + deregisterInput(name: string): void; + isInputConnected(inputName: string): boolean; + setInputValue(name: string, value: unknown): void; + + // --- outputs ------------------------------------------------------------ + hasOutput(name: string): boolean; + registerOutput(name: string, output: OutputPortDefinition): void; + registerOutputs(outputs: Record): void; + deregisterOutput(name: string): void; + /** Marks an output dirty so its `get` is re-read and the value propagated. */ + flagOutputDirty(name: string): void; + flagAllOutputsDirty(): void; + /** Emits a signal on a signal-typed output. */ + sendSignalOnOutput(name: string): void; + sendValue(name: string, value: unknown): void; + + // --- the control-signal class ------------------------------------------- + + /** + * Should a new value on `inputName` re-run this node? + * + * πŸ”΄ **Call this from the governed input's `set`.** Declaring + * {@link NodeDefinitionOptions.runOnValueChange} synthesises the checkbox + * **port** and nothing else β€” obeying it is the definition's job, exactly as + * every built-in in the class does it: + * + * ```js + * set: function (value) { + * this._internal.reading = Number(value); + * if (this.shouldRunOnValueChange('reading')) this.flagOutputDirty('output'); + * } + * ``` + * + * ⚠️ Omitting the guard is silent and looks like a runtime bug rather than an + * authoring one: the output keeps the value `connectInput` pushed at boot, so + * a consumer reads a confident `0` from a node that has never run. That is + * measured, not hypothetical β€” it is what CN-012's first logic kit did. + * + * Answers `true` for an input the author has never unticked (absent means + * ticked), so a node is auto-running until someone deliberately says not to. + */ + shouldRunOnValueChange(inputName: string): boolean; + + /** + * The same question from a setter that knows the value it is replacing β€” DEF-046. + * + * `true` only when the box is still ticked AND the value actually changed. Prefer this in + * any setter that stores what it is handed: + * + * ```js + * set: function (value) { + * const previous = this._internal.reading; + * this._internal.reading = Number(value); + * if (this.shouldRunOnValueChanged('reading', previous, this._internal.reading)) + * this.flagOutputDirty('output'); + * } + * ``` + * + * πŸ”΄ Until this existed, a setter handed the value it already held re-ran the node anyway, + * and a node whose run has a SIDE EFFECT β€” a write, a request, an email β€” did it twice. + * + * ⚠️ Comparison is **primitives only**: an array or object mutated in place is the same + * reference and always counts as changed, so a node that passes rows around never goes + * quiet. ⚠️ A call site with no previous value β€” an event arriving rather than a value + * being set β€” should keep using {@link NodeInstance.shouldRunOnValueChange}. + */ + shouldRunOnValueChanged(inputName: string, previous: unknown, next: unknown): boolean; + + /** + * Mint a `runOnChange-` checkbox for an input **discovered at runtime**. + * Declared inputs get theirs from `defineNode`; a node whose ports come from + * user text or a schema has to register them alongside the port they govern. + */ + registerRunOnValueChangeInput(inputName: string, displayName?: string): void; + /** Drop the checkbox for an input that no longer exists, and forget its answer. */ + deregisterRunOnValueChangeInput(inputName: string): void; + + /** Defers work until every input in the current update has been applied. */ + scheduleAfterInputsHaveUpdated(callback: () => void): void; + /** Reports a runtime error against this node, shown in the editor. */ + raiseRuntimeError(message: string): void; + + [extra: string]: any; +} + +/** + * `this` inside every callback on a **React** node definition, and the type of + * `props.noodlNode` in the component the node renders. + * + * It is {@link NodeInstance} plus what the React bridge mixes in β€” children, + * styling, variants and visual states. + * + * ⚠️ **Deliberately partial**, on the same terms as {@link NodeInstance}. + */ +export interface ReactNodeInstance extends NodeInstance { + /** The props handed to the React component. */ + props: ReactNodeProps; + /** The node's own inline styles, applied to the root element. */ + style: Record; + + /** Whatever the *inner* component put in its `ref` β€” often, but not always, a DOM node. */ + innerReactComponentRef: any; + /** Identity of this node's React element; changing it forces a full remount. */ + reactKey: string; + + children: ReactNodeInstance[]; + parent?: ReactNodeInstance; + childIndex: number; + childrenCount: number; + + /** Re-render this node. Coalesced to at most once per frame. */ + forceUpdate(): void; + /** Re-key the node so React rebuilds its subtree from scratch. */ + _resetReactVirtualDOM(): void; + + /** Write styles onto the root element, or onto the element carrying `styleTag`. */ + setStyle(newStyles: Record, styleTag?: string): void; + removeStyle(styles: string[], styleTag?: string): void; + getStyle(style: string): unknown; + getDOMElement(): HTMLElement | null; + /** + * Root-element reporting contract: a component attaches + * `ref={(el) => props.noodlNode?.setDOMElement(el)}` on its root host element. + */ + setDOMElement(element: Element | null): void; + + /** + * Run an action on the inner React component, deferring it until there is + * one rather than dropping it. Use in place of + * `this.innerReactComponentRef && this.innerReactComponentRef.doThing()`. + * + * @param onDropped Called if the queue's 16-deep cap discards the action + * before the node ever mounts β€” the one path on which it can end in silence. + */ + withInnerComponent(action: (inner: any) => void, onDropped?: () => void): void; + + /** The node this one renders inside, hopping out of the component if it is a root. */ + getVisualParentNode(): ReactNodeInstance | undefined; + getChildren(): ReactNodeInstance[]; + + getParameter(name: string): unknown; + setVisualStates(newStates: string[]): void; + + [extra: string]: any; +} + +/** The props a React node's component receives. */ +export interface ReactNodeProps { + /** Per-`styleTag` style objects, for nodes that style more than one element. */ + styles: Record>; + [prop: string]: any; +} + +// =========================================================================== +// The visual (React) node definition β€” the supported authoring surface +// =========================================================================== + +/** A callback an author writes on a React node definition. */ +export type ReactNodeCallback = ( + this: ReactNodeInstance, + ...args: TArgs +) => TResult; + +/** + * An ordinary runtime input, declared on a React node β€” you write the `set` + * yourself and decide what it does. + * + * Reach for {@link ReactInputPropDefinition} or {@link ReactInputCssDefinition} + * first; this form is for inputs that are neither a prop nor a style. + */ +export interface ReactInputDefinition extends Omit { + set?: ReactNodeCallback<[any]>; + valueChangedToTrue?: ReactNodeCallback; + setUnitType?: ReactNodeCallback<[string]>; +} + +/** An ordinary runtime output. See {@link ReactInputDefinition}. */ +export interface ReactOutputDefinition + extends Omit { + get?: ReactNodeCallback<[], unknown>; + /** @deprecated Historical spelling of {@link get}; still honoured. */ + getter?: ReactNodeCallback<[], unknown>; + onFirstConnectionAdded?: ReactNodeCallback; + onLastConnectionRemoved?: ReactNodeCallback; +} + +/** + * An input that writes a React prop. + * + * The value is stored at `this.props[name]`, or at `this.props[propPath][name]` + * when {@link propPath} is set. A `type` of `'node'` is special: the connected + * node is rendered and the resulting element passed as the prop. + */ +export interface ReactInputPropDefinition extends Omit { + /** Nests the prop one level down, e.g. `propPath: 'inputProps'`. */ + propPath?: string; + /** Called after the prop is written. */ + onChange?: ReactNodeCallback<[any]>; + /** + * **Generated. Do not write this.** The bridge synthesises the setter onto + * the object you wrote, in place; anything you put here is overwritten. + * Use {@link onChange} to react to a new value. + */ + set?: ReactNodeCallback<[any]>; +} + +/** + * An input that writes a CSS property. + * + * The value goes to `this.style`, or to `this.props.styles[styleTag]` when + * {@link styleTag} is set β€” which is how a node styles more than one element. + */ +export interface ReactInputCssDefinition extends Omit { + /** The style property to write; defaults to the port's own name. */ + targetStyleProperty?: string; + /** Marks the element (via a `noodl-style-tag` attribute) this style applies to. */ + styleTag?: string; + /** Set `false` to declare a default for the editor without applying it at runtime. */ + applyDefault?: boolean; + /** Called after the style is written. */ + onChange?: ReactNodeCallback<[any]>; + /** + * **Generated. Do not write this.** See + * {@link ReactInputPropDefinition.set}. + */ + set?: ReactNodeCallback<[any]>; +} + +/** + * An output driven by a React prop β€” a callback the component invokes. + * + * Either the port *is* the prop (the component calls `props.onClick()`), or + * {@link props} declares a group of prop callbacks that all feed this one port. + */ +export interface ReactOutputPropDefinition extends Omit { + /** Nests the prop one level down, matching {@link ReactInputPropDefinition.propPath}. */ + propPath?: string; + /** Several prop callbacks handled together, keyed by prop name. */ + props?: Record; + /** Derives the port's value from the prop callback's arguments; defaults to the first. */ + getValue?: ReactNodeCallback; + /** Called after the value is stored and the port flagged dirty. */ + onChange?: ReactNodeCallback<[any]>; + /** + * **Generated for non-signal outputs. Do not write this.** See + * {@link ReactInputPropDefinition.set}. + */ + get?: (this: ReactNodeInstance) => unknown; +} + +/** + * Frame-based layout opt-in β€” the standard dimension, transform, margin, + * padding and alignment port groups, plus the layout pass that applies them. + * + * Setting any sub-field registers that group of shared ports on the node; + * setting `frame` at all (to any truthy value) turns on the `Layout.size` / + * `Layout.align` pass in the bridge's render. + * + * ⚠️ **Unexercised in-repo, and that is the caveat worth knowing.** No built-in + * node sets `frame` β€” they reach layout through `inputCss` and the shared port + * definitions directly β€” so this path is live but lightly travelled. It was + * retained (DEBT-006, 2026-07-25) specifically because a module defining React + * nodes can legitimately use it. + */ +export interface ReactNodeFrame { + /** `true`, or an options object forwarded to the shared dimension ports. */ + dimensions?: boolean | Record; + position?: boolean; + margins?: boolean; + padding?: boolean; + align?: boolean; +} + +/** + * A visual node, as an author writes it β€” the object you put in + * `Noodl.defineModule({ reactNodes: [...] })`. + * + * Only {@link name} and {@link getReactComponent} are required. + * + * **Ports are the product.** A decision that belongs to the person building the + * app β€” a threshold, a colour, a date format, a label β€” belongs on a port, not + * in the JavaScript. The JavaScript is for what a node graph genuinely cannot + * do: measure the DOM, follow a pointer at frame rate, talk to a browser API. + * + * ⚠️ Fields not listed here are **not** forwarded to the runtime definition, + * with the exception of the index signature's escape hatch. `category` is + * accepted and ignored: every React node is registered as `'Visual'`. + */ +export interface ReactNodeDefinition { + /** + * Canonical type string, as it appears in project files. Namespace it with + * your kit (`'mykit.Chip'`) β€” a collision with another kit or a built-in is + * a project-level failure. + */ + name: string; + /** Returns the React component to render. Called once per instance. */ + getReactComponent: ReactNodeCallback<[], KitReactComponent>; + + /** Name shown on the node in the graph and in the palette. */ + displayNodeName?: string; + /** Fallback for {@link displayNodeName}. */ + displayName?: string; + /** Prose: the author's own sentence about what the node is for. */ + docs?: string; + /** + * URL of a documentation page for this node. + * + * πŸ”΄ **Separate from {@link docs} on purpose (D10).** `docs` is one field over + * two vocabularies β€” a URL on the 158 shipped nodes that carry one, the kit + * author's own prose on a kit node β€” so a kit had no way to offer a link + * without its sentence being rendered as an `href` that opens nothing. + * Sniffing for `http` was considered and rejected: it encodes a guess about + * the author's intent in a regex, and it mislabels a kit whose prose merely + * opens with a URL. Two fields, two meanings, no guessing. + */ + docsUrl?: string; + allowChildren?: boolean; + allowAsExportRoot?: boolean; + /** Only one instance of this type may exist per project. */ + singleton?: boolean; + /** Node supports variants β€” shared, named parameter sets. */ + useVariants?: boolean; + visualStates?: VisualStateDefinition[]; + /** Name of an input port whose value is shown as the node's label. */ + usePortAsLabel?: string; + portLabelTruncationMode?: PortLabelTruncationMode; + connectionPanel?: unknown; + nodeDoubleClickAction?: unknown; + /** Port groups the editor shows or hides by condition. See {@link ConditionalPortGroup}. */ + dynamicports?: DynamicPortEntry[]; + + /** Passes the node itself to the React component as `props.noodlNode`. */ + noodlNodeAsProp?: boolean; + /** Set `false` to omit the standard `mounted` input. */ + mountedInput?: boolean; + /** See {@link ReactNodeFrame}. */ + frame?: ReactNodeFrame; + + /** Styles applied to every instance before any input is set. */ + defaultCss?: Record; + + /** Ports written as ordinary runtime inputs, with their own `set`. */ + inputs?: Record; + /** Ports that write React props. The usual way to give a node an input. */ + inputProps?: Record; + /** Ports that write CSS properties. */ + inputCss?: Record; + /** Ports written as ordinary runtime outputs, with their own `get`. */ + outputs?: Record; + /** Ports driven by React prop callbacks. The usual way to give a node an output. */ + outputProps?: Record; + + /** Runs once per instance, after ports are registered and defaults applied. */ + initialize?: ReactNodeCallback; + /** Extra members put straight onto the node's prototype. */ + methods?: Record>; + /** Supplies the editor's node inspector with what to show for this instance. */ + getInspectInfo?: ReactNodeCallback<[], InspectInfo>; + /** Called once the enclosing node scope has finished initialising. */ + nodeScopeDidInitialize?: ReactNodeCallback; + /** Runs once at registration, not per instance. */ + setup?: (context: any, graphModel: any) => void; + + /** @deprecated Ignored β€” React nodes are always registered as `'Visual'`. */ + category?: string; + /** Marks the node deprecated in the runtime definition and the catalog. */ + deprecated?: boolean; + /** Server-side-rendering compatibility; forwarded to the catalog. */ + ssr?: NodeSSRCompat; + + // πŸ”΄ THE ONE DELIBERATE DIVERGENCE FROM THE RUNTIME, and it is the whole + // value of annotating a kit. + // + // `react-component-node.ts` declares `[extra: string]: unknown` here. Publish + // that and a misspelled field β€” `dispayNodeName`, `inputProp`, `outputprops` + // β€” matches the index signature, so the compiler says nothing. It is then + // dropped in silence at runtime too: `createNodeFromReactComponent` builds the + // compiled definition by naming every field it forwards, one at a time, and a + // field it does not name never reaches the runtime. Measured, CN-005. + // + // Silent at both ends is the worst outcome available, and it is the single + // most common authoring mistake. Omitting the index signature turns it into an + // editor error, and cannot produce a false one: a field this interface does + // not list is a field the bridge does not forward. + // + // `tests/drift.test.js` asserts this divergence explicitly, because a missing + // index signature is invisible to a property-set comparison β€” it would + // otherwise be the one piece of drift the drift check cannot see. +} + +// =========================================================================== +// The logic (non-visual) node definition β€” PROVISIONAL +// =========================================================================== + +/** + * A logic node, as an author writes it β€” the object you put in + * `Noodl.defineModule({ nodes: [...] })`, and the same shape `defineNode` + * takes. + * + * `name` and `category` are the only required fields. + * + * βœ… **ESTABLISHED (phase 69 CN-012, 2026-08-18).** The provisional marker that + * stood here is gone, and it was lifted by building the caller rather than by + * re-reading the runtime. A kit supplying only `nodes` β€” no `reactNodes`, no + * React, no DOM β€” was registered by the real extractor and run in real + * Chromium: + * + * - it registers exactly as a built-in does (`registerModule` loops `nodes` + * with no visual assumption anywhere, and `viewer.jsx`'s `reactNodes` branch + * is guarded, so a logic-only module takes the same path); + * - a **built-in visual** node's signal reached a kit logic node's signal input, + * the node held state across the call and published a value through + * `flagOutputDirty`; + * - the kit node's own `sendSignalOnOutput` reached **another kit logic node's** + * signal input, which published in turn β€” so kit-to-kit signal edges work; + * - `runOnValueChange` synthesises its `runOnChange-` checkbox on a kit + * node with the runtime's own wording, and {@link NodeInstance.shouldRunOnValueChange} + * answers it. ⚠️ See that method: declaring `runOnValueChange` does **not** + * wire itself, and the first kit written against this file got it wrong. + * + * ## Where a logic node runs β€” βœ… UPDATED, CN-013 / D18, 2026-08-18 + * + * This paragraph used to read *"a kit runs in the browser only … there is no + * caller … `manifest.runtimes` has one honest value today, `["browser"]`"*. That + * was measured and true when written (CN-012 M4) and **it is now false**: the + * cloud loader landed and this file did not hear about it. It is kept as a + * sentence rather than deleted because it is the exact staleness this phase + * keeps re-finding β€” a claim of ABSENCE outlives the absence, and no suite + * reddens when it does. + * + * **There are two loaders, and `manifest.runtimes` has two honest values:** + * + * - **`browser`** β€” `@nodegx/module-inject`'s `buildInjectionTags` emits a + * `